Oh, you certainly always have that permission. It's open source, after
all. :)
My current thought is to create a .pkg that installs the app under
/Applications/TurboVNC, along with a link to the documentation (as the
current X11 viewer .pkg already does) and the README.txt file. If the
app
On 10/3/12 6:07 PM, James Wettenhall wrote:
> I'd just like the majority of the GUI's options to be available via a
> command-line interface, and I'd like to have a bit of advanced warning
> before the X11 viewer disappears.
The Java viewer provides 100% of the GUI options on the command line,
an
OK, here's the scoop:
(1) Download the session files from:
https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0B-KUeGuQMxsjVERKVGtCS2Y3MXc/edit
(Filename: rfbsessions.turbo.hiqual.tar.bz2)
(2) Untar into your home directory.
(3) Install the latest X11 viewer package for Mac (but note that this
procedur
DRC,
> Have you ever tried writing a Windows GUI application using bare metal
> Win32 calls?
Nothing beyond Hello World, as far as I recall.
> GTK is a breeze by comparison, and I'm actually
> comfortable developing with it
Great! It was almost 10 years ago when I last tried GTK on Windows. I
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