Apart from trying VNC4, maybe you could try different level of color-depth in
viewer side.
IMO, it seems to be a matter of hardware. I have similar computers (CPU
frequencies similar, bus frequencies similar) but they could perform differently.
How is VNC getting what's drawn on the screen? From Video RAM, I suppose. If
Video RAM isn't fast enough, could it cause this slowness?
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : WJFred [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyi : jeudi 19 fivrier 2004 13:51
> @ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Objet : RE: Apps stall on host if client window is covered/minimized
>
> Sorry, by 'host' I mean the vnc-server computers that actually run the apps
> that slow down so much. I have checked the viewer's cpu usage while
> connected, it varies between 0 and 2 percent. Yes, I do close the connection
> to save time, but that's not acceptable for every program I use remotely.
> This one program uses all available cpu capacity (typically 90-99%), even if
> it's not doing anything. Poor programming if you ask me, but I'll have to
> make do. That program is pretty much unusable running on a computer with a
> live vnc connection. Is it perhaps that WinVNC (3.3.7) is very susceptible
> to low cpu availablility?
>
> Regards,
> Will
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