RealVNC on Linux/Unix is still a viable option, with the viewer running on Windows, including Vista and Win7. Running the RealVNC service on Windows is no longer viable, and you will need to move on to a different distribution like the rest of us, such as UltraVNC. The free version of Real hasn't supported a modern Windows platform for years, even with XP it never supported Fast User Switching or RDP access.

On 1/14/2011 11:25 AM, Mike Miller wrote:
On Fri, 14 Jan 2011, Ricardo Stella wrote:

Yup...

The want to sell...  I've moved to UltraVNC for this reason...


Which non-Real options are available for Xvnc server and multi-OS viewer? I've been using free Real Xvnc server on a Linux box and the free viewer on XP and Linux. I guess I have to start thinking about viewers for Vista and 7, but I was thinking the viewer that works on XP would work on Vista and 7. No?

Mike

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