I also got it working against FreeVNC server if I restricted the colours to 8-bit and the WinXP is running at 800x600 (the display was 1600x1200). With full colour the client crashes, though.
Both have a performance problem, though. It takes 3-5 seconds for a menu to appear and you cannot basicly do anything useful through the session. In theory the Airpanel should have the performance for basic use, at least the Remote Desktop Client works reasonably well, but I'd prefer to running something else and not be stuck with Windows..
There is an interesting VNC client library at http://cdot.senecac.on.ca/projects/vncsharp/
Has anyone tried to use it with Windows CE.net? Or does anyone have the required tools to try to compile one for me? (Thank you in advance ;-) I don't have any windows development tools around..
Petri
On 7.3.2005, at 15:27, Angelo Sarto wrote:
I believe the airpanel device you are describing is handheld device that runs Windows CE.net.
There is not a release from Realvnc that runs on this as far as I know. BUt searching around for VNC on CE.net should give you some ideas. I'm sure someone has a viewer avaiable for this os
Try: http://www.conduits.com/products/apps/vnc.asp
Or if you can get a java runtime installed on it you can just use the java version of the viewer by connecting to http://192.168.X.Y:5800 on the airpanel.
Good Luck, Angelo
On Sat, 5 Mar 2005 18:54:47 +0200, Petri Ojala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I would like to use the AirPanel 100 to access the VNC servers in the house. Has anyone managed to get any VNC client to work on the AirPanel 100 (or any newer)?
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