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> The version of your X server should not make any difference to vnc
> since vnc implements its own X server. So your upgrade to XFree86 4
> should do very little, unless you wind up with an X authentication
> problem. I don't know how to solve those, much less what causes
> them.
>
> QT is a widget set, which means that it sits on top of X.
> Technically, it communicates to your X server through the X protocol,
> so it will not even notice that it's not running on the physical
> terminal. KDE sits even higher. I absolutely love modular
> structure.
The problem is that the AA functionality in QT depends on a new extension to
the X protocol, called X-Render. You need XFree86 4 to get X-Render. I
realize that upgrading XFree86 on my box will do nothing -- I was wondering
if it would be possible to upgrade the version of XFree86 that's used in
Xvnc. But after taking a brief look, it's clear that's way beyond my
ability.
Right now I'm looking at x0rfbserver -- I don't know if that will work or
not, there isn't much documentation.
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