VNC

HI all. Has anyone here faced a case when standard .dmg images used to distribute X software (Omniweb, VNC, etc.) are unmountable? The CRC doesn't fail, but the disk is declared unreadable and OSX offers to initialize it or eject it. I have OSX with dev tools installed.

windows applications. Xvnc is an app that lets you use a vnc viewer to work with the XFree86 that you have already installed. ...

First I would like to mention that people now have XFree86 running side-by-side with aqua. It's pretty cool (and hopefully only getting better). Basically, there is a hotkey to switch from X11 back to OS X, and then to go back, you click on a docked application. Way faster than VNC. http://mrcla.com/XonX/ But, to do it from a console, just type >console into the login...

Well strobe thinks this is an idiot idea, but I really would like to see a VNC Server for quartz. This probably entais finding a way to get at the quartz framebuffer, then porting code. ...

Have you considered VNC instead? ...

VNC is just another codec. Perhaps one solution is to make VNC more modular so the video images can use other codecs. ...

several weeks ago, for you to explain how the fact that semitransparent objects bog down win32 VNC applies to OS X. ...

Nothing would be gained by porting GTK to Quartz. It would behave exactly the same if it ran on X11. GTK was meant to help X11 programmers save time setting up tables and some other stuff. It's not a viable cross platform application framework like GNUstep is. XFree86 already supports concurrent use with Quartz. Rootless mode will eventually be implemented. Right now you...

The display is comprised of pixels, but so is a photoshop composite. The bottom line is VNC is designed to work with a picture where you have groups of similar pixels being moved around. This is not what happens in Quartz. ...

I'm half expecting Apple to release remote GUI login in some form at some time in the future... but VNC, for reasons mentioned above, would be nice too. The man page for the Open command (which treats files as if you opened them in the GUI) list this option: -NXHost opens the file on the specified host (if its win- dow server is public). I've tried...