You are running in 8bit mode (256 colors).
1) You can change the color mode to 16 or 32 bit: check teh manual of the video card,
you can change it
with a command.
2) If you are using cde desktop, you can allocate color to desktop or applications via
the control panel,color settings... If colors are set for application, desktop colors
are bad when the application has the focus, but your application looks good.
Changing your video driver settings is the best solution.
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Onderwerp: Re: VNC Client
Rudi De Vos wrote:
> What is the color depth of you solaris box.
> Even with a 32 Mb card you stil have to manual install the colordepth.
>
> xdpyinfo (from a command or xterm tell you the colordepth of your
> graphical environment) or check the video card manual.
>
> Rudi
>
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> To vnc-list members,
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> I have downloaded the vnc server and clients for NT2K and solaris 2.5.
> I was successful in loading and using the product on the NT machines;
> however, not successful on the solaris workstation. My goal is to use
> the client on my solaris machine to access and control my NT machines.
> Let me clarify the issues. I was able to load and use the client on my
> solaris machine. However, the video colors are not coming out
> correclty. It has a dark purple color to it instead of the robust
> windows colors that one would expect to see when logging onto a windows
> workstation. I'm using a Sun Blade 100 workstation that has a built in
> 32 meg video card, and running solaris version 9. Furthermore, I have
> not been successful in compiling the source code using gcc version 3.1.
>
> Any suggestions or help on my problem?
>
> Regards,
>
> Robert Shannon
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Thanks for the quick response! I have attached an output file from using the
xdpyinfo command. Any
suggestions?
Regards,
Robert Shannon
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