> Your comment about XP and BSODs doesn't seem to relate to VNC, > so I'll skip that. :)
upon the point that it only happens when connecting VNC viewer set to scale screen to 8/9 > The screenshots you posted show that VNC has determined an effective > bandwidth between the two hosts of only 10kbps and has therefore switched to > 8bpp and ZRLE. (for other readers: screenschots are @ http://vnc.simbox.nl) now is the question, why does it do this on a 100mbit lan connect? > 10kbps is a terrifically slow link. something for GSM maybe :) > How well VNC can operate over it will depend heavily upon the complexity > of your desktop (whether or not you have a background set, use of > graded/stippled/otherwise complex graphical decoration on windows, etc). no background, no skins > The Windows 98 disconnect thing is to do with mouse events being > queued before you disconnected, but taking a long time to process. > A common cause is Windows 98's poor task scheduling, > which might cause each mouse event to require a context switch and/or > cause the display to be re-scanned. is there a way to check this? > If your Windows 98 machine had a DOS prompt selected when you disconnected, > that might explain the effect. sorry, no dos-box. and only systray & explorer running Cheers, -- Dr. James "Wez" Weatherall RealVNC Ltd. - http://www.realvnc.com - The Home of VNC _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
