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| On Thu, 03 Mar 2005 21:55:14 -0800, Raghul wrote: > Is there vnc server for slackware linux .if it is there pls specify > the package to be installed.Pls specify the package in slackware format > (i.e) vncserver.tgz > thanks in advance There is no VNC server in vanilla Slackware, but nothing is stopping you to compile it yourself. -- Daniel |
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| Raghul wrote: > Is there vnc server for slackware linux .if it is there pls specify > the package to be installed.Pls specify the package in slackware format > (i.e) vncserver.tgz > thanks in advance > Check linuxpackages.net |
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| Raghul wrote: > Is there vnc server for slackware linux .if it is there pls specify > the package to be installed.Pls specify the package in slackware format > (i.e) vncserver.tgz > thanks in advance > all I've ever done is download from realvnc.com and install it.. tar -zxvf vnc-version.tar.gz cd vnc-version ../vncinstall /usr/local/bin then just run vnc to start it. It even tells you which file to modify if you want a nice wm. (~/.vnc/xstartup) yes, sometimes it really is that easy. I think KDE comes with VNC built in as well??? (desktop sharing or something?) and version 4.x of vnc can do the console instead of a separate desktop if you want. (yeah, I like vnc. Totally useful.) Ray |
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| Daniel de Kok wrote: X11vnc work fine here ( http://www.karlrunge.com/x11vnc/) you can easly find some slack package . > On Thu, 03 Mar 2005 21:55:14 -0800, Raghul wrote: > >> Is there vnc server for slackware linux .if it is there pls specify >> the package to be installed.Pls specify the package in slackware format >> (i.e) vncserver.tgz >> thanks in advance > > There is no VNC server in vanilla Slackware, but nothing is stopping you > to compile it yourself. > > -- Daniel |