VNC HowTo or docs

[Res]

On Mon, 12 Jul 2004, Eubank, Chris RBCM:EX wrote:

> ... you might want to check out RealVNC (www.realvnc.com) ... their new
> version supports :0 x connections that works really well (at least for me)
>
> There's also documentation there that might help you :)

I'll second this suggestion, excellent stuff...

Might we put forward suggestion realvnc gets included with Fedora in place 
of the existing one. Ive used realvnc for years and its excellent.


>
> Good luck!
> C
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> Hi!
> I am beginning to learn about VNC and I want to set up a VNC server on my
> Fedora Core 1 box to access from my OSX 10.2 machine using Chicken of the
> VNC.  Does VNC fully serve a Gnome GUI environment?  How does the GUI stuff
> work across VNC?  Does anyone know of a HowTo to get this done?  Do I need
> to use BlackBox or something conservative?  How can I configure which GUI is
> served?
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> Matthew Polashek
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