VNC

I am using VNC over an airport network with fixed ip addresses assigned to the computers, and having great success. No port mapping or extra configuration involved. ...

sftp, aka secure ftp also works and is included. VNC will let you remotely use a linux's xdisplay. ...

isn't VNC beautiful? ...

OK, After listening to the guys at CompUSA (including the "Apple Guy" with the Apple Shirt and name tag) that I should buy the Epson C80 printer, i get it home only to find out it is NOT 100% Mac Compat as there are NO drivers for this brand new color printer, but hey there is a CD with the Mac OS9 drivers, and all flavors of Windows, INCLUDING Windows XP. I thought...

Is that like ATT's VNC, or PC Anywhere - remotely using a machine as if the monitor, mouse, and etc were wired over the network?

There's also the free, but < 1.0 version, VNC

Yeah, webmin's pretty cool. So is VNC which is like Timbuktu in that it allows you to control the computer's mouse and keyboard and see their screen. ...

Xvnc. You must have XFree86 installed first, then install the Xvnc package. Just type vncserver at the shell after you have Xvnc installed and it will start a vnc server that you can access over the net. ...

Maybe VNC or Citrix can solve your problem? ...

Hi all, i'm just building and installing the gnome-package via fink. Does anyone know if it is possible to run gnome in a Xvnc-window? I think of logging into my own machine with xvnc and user >console and then start gnome. Possible or not? Any screenshots? cu:Stray