Mac Vnc Display Problem

and my monitor went black. When I restarted, it displayed the spinning round thing fine to signify starting up, but as soon as the login window was loading, the display went black again because of that stupid hack. I don't know what to do about this, because the computer works perfect except for the black screen. ...

I have a VNC client on my AIX machine at work. It is basically pretending to be an X11 server. And I'm using emacs at work running as an X11 client with its display on the VNC server. ...

server on my machine after hooking a different monitor up to it. I used a VNC client on the other Mac in the house to control my machine and reset the display settings while the LCD was connected, and everything's hunky dory. ...

ely, but you have to give the virtual PC memory as well, and it gets taken out of your 320megs. For Win95, 64megs of RAM may be sufficient, but that leaves your Mac with only 256megs of RAM for itself. You probably would be better off getting a real, year or two old PC. ...

Admiral, I use it on my Mac and my Windows 2000 machine at work from home. We have VPN access so that allows me to penetrate the firewall at work. It works really well. ...

Not networking... remote control... read the other posts. I'm not sure what VNC is. Microsoft is coming out with a remote control media system, will we have one? ...

And now a note as to why a VNC Server for OS X would be a good thing, even if we get OS X native forwarding. ...

Aqua has totally different APIs. A compiled KDE program isn't going to run under Aqua any more than code written for a windows machine would run if compiled in a mac environment. Code that just accesses the CLI is usually far more portable because there is a much smaller set of assumptions to make about the system. ...