Thanks for the tips of likely bugs in tigervnc to cause the problem,
and thanks for the wiki link, that is definitely the solution we need
go.

Cheers,

j

On 12/22/12, DRC <dcomman...@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> Such an issue has nothing to do with client/server interaction.  It's
> most likely due to a bug in the TigerVNC server.  I ceased my
> involvement with that project about a year ago, for a variety of
> reasons, but one of the largest was that I felt like I was fighting an
> uphill battle to make TigerVNC as performant and stable as TurboVNC.  It
> was going to be easier to migrate the "interesting" features from
> TigerVNC into TurboVNC (which we're in the process of doing for TurboVNC
> 1.2) rather than stabilize TigerVNC and add the features to it that
> TurboVNC users needed.  The TigerVNC Project has no QA, beta, and
> release process, so even when I stabilized it, it tended not to stay
> that way for long.  On the server end, TigerVNC's stability depends a
> lot on the stability of a particular X.org release, so it is really
> designed for system integrators (such as Red Hat, etc.) to maintain, and
> it relies on the system integrators to do QA and fix bugs.  TurboVNC, on
> the other hand, is designed as a self-contained, enterprise-class
> product, so any time a bug is fixed for one user, all users benefit.
>
> Since I've gotten asked about using Mesa with TurboVNC several times in
> recent months, I went ahead and created a wiki article on it:
> http://www.virtualgl.org/Documentation/Mesa
>
> The procedure is simple.  It just requires you to build Mesa with the
> X11 driver, which isn't normally included in most vendor-supplied
> releases of Mesa.
>
> Note that we do things this way for two reasons:
>
> (1) We don't want software OpenGL to be enabled by default in TurboVNC,
> because if VirtualGL were not working properly for some reason (or if
> the user forgot to type in 'vglrun'), they might never know that
> something was wrong, other than for the fact that their application was
> running more slowly than expected.
>
> (2) One of the driving principles of the VirtualGL Project is to avoid,
> as much as possible, maintaining an implementation of the OpenGL API.
> Because that API changes relatively quickly, we provide a platform that
> allows applications to interact directly with other implementations of
> it (including Mesa.)  Thus, when OpenGL changes, usually no changes are
> required to VirtualGL or TurboVNC.
>
>
> On 12/21/12 5:12 AM, jupiter wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am running tigervnc 1.2.0 on server and turbovnc 1.1 for client. I
>> can click applications on desktop menu without problems, but when I
>> dragged the application icon to desktop, I could not start desktop
>> launcher, it could not interpret $HOME parameter and it misinterpret
>> "terminal" to be xterm.
>>
>> It is fair to say, it does not have such problem if I run both
>> turbovnc server and client together. But we don't have GPU on VM and
>> we have to run tigervnc server for using mesa,
>>
>> It seems either bugs in tigervnc or mismatch between tigervnc and
>> turbovnc viewer. Is there workaround to fix the problem?
>
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