Chicken Of The Vnc Server

In the Vine Server application, there's a section where you can enable it to launch on system startup. Once you enable that, Vine Server will have its VNC daemon start on bootup so that it's always running even when a user is not logged into the desktop. ...

the only issue I'm having with Vine Server and Chicken of the VNC is that I lose the connection on User Account Logout. ...

I use Chicken of the VNC as a client on the Mac and Vine Server as a VNC server for my Mac. So far, both have been very stable for me. However, remember that VNC is insecure unless you tunnel it through SSH. ...

The type of software you need is called "VNC". In essence you need a VNC server on your mum's Mac, and a VNC viewer on your Mac. ...

I wasn't trying to belittle you, and I did read and understand the fact that you were new to all of this, hence my long explanation. ...

yes, you are correct. the output results will be calculated on the Win box, by a proprietary application that requires a dongle. I haven't experienced any network lag from the refresh rate, so thats not my worry. ...

Can I connect a Mac mini with a 12" Powerbook to use the PB screen with it? ...

Normally I connect remotely via Chicken of the VNC, as it doesn't have a graphics card and is in another room. ...

I've had problems with the VNC component in Tiger. Vine Server has proven to be more stable for me on my Macs as a VNC server. They also now have a VNC client included with the server, or you can download the VNC client separately. ...

the server, the client is the computer you are using to view the remote machine. ...