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detlef 2006-10-16 07:52

New test version of vncviewer for OS2006
 
I tried to fix some of the bugs in version 0.3. If you like, have a look at the version.

http://www.physik.de/770

Detlef

=DC= 2006-10-18 11:07

I installed your version of vncviewer, and it works great! You fixed all the other problems in my
version: fullscreen issues, vino compatibility, etc. Nice work! Thanks.

Hedgecore 2006-10-19 00:25

This is A LOT faster than the previous version! Excellent work!

aRTee 2006-10-21 21:16

Great, this version solves all issues I had - thanks a lot!

Rocketman 2006-10-22 00:43

Excellent! This is the first remote access client (outside of SSH), which I have found to be useable. I would really like to see a decent RDP (remote desktop) client as well. A couple suggestions for future changes, if you are so inclined:

- Trying to navigate larger displays is a bit slow right now, due to needing to scroll the display with hardware keys. It would be nice if a some sort of "shrink to fit" screen scaling were implemented.

- If scaling is too much for the 770's puny brains to handle, how about an improved way to scroll about? I was thinking one could hold down the minus key and then drag the stylus to scroll around the virtual desktop.

Thanks a bunch for all the hard work! If you need a guinea pig, I am glad to help out in any way I can.

detlef 2006-10-23 07:09

Scrolling and Shrinking
 
Hi Rocketman,

I do not think, shrinking would work. Method of choice would be, to have vnc-server with a 800x480 display. This of cause does not correspond to the usual screen resolution. I tried it some months ago, and it worked quite fine with gnome on debian (starting a second vncserver with different screen).

Scrolling: nice idea, I will keep it in mind. I will have to do some other works the next three weeks I think, but over three weeks I will have a day or two.

Detlef

hallax 2006-10-23 07:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by detlef
Hi Rocketman,

I do not think, shrinking would work. Method of choice would be, to have vnc-server with a 800x480 display. This of cause does not correspond to the usual screen resolution.
Detlef

Hi,

I also set up my server resolution to 800 x 480 and VNC worked very well.

But as I use the server as a normal PC also, using 800x480 is not the answer...

Server side scaling would probably work. I know RealVNC server supports this. If just someone could build the server side scaling support for this Nokia 770 VNC client ??!!


- Halla

jurop88 2006-10-23 09:30

For me it doesn't work: when I try to connect to my Ubuntu 1600x1200 Desktop it says 'Connection to server lost'
Starting it from an xterm, last message given is 'in framebuffer update died'...

Any clue?

detlef 2006-10-24 17:55

Ubuntu
 
I think it is the vino bug mentioned on the vnc page (www.physik.de/770).
Three possibilities:
1. Try to install the package from vnc page
2. Use vncviewer 0.4 from the vnc page (not 0.4.1)
3. wait until ubuntu builds a new package from vino cvs

Detlef


Quote:

Originally Posted by jurop88
For me it doesn't work: when I try to connect to my Ubuntu 1600x1200 Desktop it says 'Connection to server lost'
Starting it from an xterm, last message given is 'in framebuffer update died'...

Any clue?


detlef 2006-10-24 17:59

800x480
 
I have a setup with xinetd and vnc4server which only gives 800x480 resolution for the remote connection on debian/testing.

I will write a howto. Most of the HOWTO

http://www.ubuntuforums.org/archive/.../t-197964.html

works on debion, only the font

-fp /usr/share/X11/fonts/misc

and of cause the resolution had to be changed.

Detlef

Quote:

Originally Posted by hallax
Hi,

I also set up my server resolution to 800 x 480 and VNC worked very well.

But as I use the server as a normal PC also, using 800x480 is not the answer...

Server side scaling would probably work. I know RealVNC server supports this. If just someone could build the server side scaling support for this Nokia 770 VNC client ??!!


- Halla



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