So, your saying that UltraVNC only works on windows, so you use TightVNC on linux. Can I use
TightVNC to connect to a XP box using UltraVNC?
William
--- Ian Blenke <icblenke@nks.net> wrote:
> For server speed under Windows, you can't beat UltraVNC. The CPU
> overhead is minimal, and the speed incredible.
>
> However, all of the advanced features require a UltraVNC client, and who
> uses a Windows desktop anymore?
>
> For Windows boxen we manage, we use UltraVNC.
> For Linux clients, we use TightVNC.
>
> Has anyone stumbled upon something better than TightVNC for Linux to use
> as a client? (Tridia is a buggy fork, and I really haven't looked for
> another VNC client for a while).
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