Some small problems encountered in version 0.4.0:
1 - If the Grdc is installed outside the /opt/ grdc, it does not display the images of icons from the list on the main interface.
2 - Grdc-gnome contains a path absolute file Grdc_Applet.server (indicating to /opt/grdc-gnome...). Anyway, I could not make it work right in both the directory /opt/ grdc-gnome (could add applet, but does not appear the icon), as /usr or build standard /usr/ local.
3 - For some reason it does not work with server Vino if the Require Encryption is enabled, but this can be a problem of version of libvncserver. If someone managed to run say.
I'm using Ubuntu 8.10!
Thank you!
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OK, so it looks like the Encryption in Vino is an extension to RFB protocol and is not supported (yet) by libvncserver (not even in the latest 0.9.7, but according to the spec it seems x11vnc-0.9.6 does provide this... weird).
And vncviewer can't connect to it either.
This thing looks not trivial. Probably I will take a look into it to see how it's implemented when I have some time, or request it in libvncserver...
Thanks.
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Thanks for the answers!!!
And congratulations to the project, including the new Grdc is one of the VNC\RDP client interfaces with the best and great set of features.
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I have another problem (or feature;) - minimize does not work in fullscreen RDP mode (did not try it in VNC one). When you go to fullscreen mode and try to minimize window using proper button on the top menu, it looks like it minimizes and then in less than second it opens up again by itself without any intervention from any side.
I use AUR version of GRDC in Archlinux (downloaded PKGBUILD from AUR and fixed it to use 0.4.0 instead of 0.3.1 by modifying pkgver and md5sums fields).
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Some small problems encountered in version 0.4.0:
1 - If the Grdc is installed outside the /opt/ grdc, it does not display the images of icons from the list on the main interface.
2 - Grdc-gnome contains a path absolute file Grdc_Applet.server (indicating to /opt/grdc-gnome...). Anyway, I could not make it work right in both the directory /opt/ grdc-gnome (could add applet, but does not appear the icon), as /usr or build standard /usr/ local.
3 - For some reason it does not work with server Vino if the Require Encryption is enabled, but this can be a problem of version of libvncserver. If someone managed to run say.
I'm using Ubuntu 8.10!
Thank you!
Hi,
For 1&2, you need to configure grdc and grdc-gnome with the SAME prefix /opt/grdc (yes, as I memtioned in README):
./configure --prefix=/opt/grdc
make
sudo make install
For 3, I will take a look at Vino later and post my findings here.
Thanks.
OK, so it looks like the Encryption in Vino is an extension to RFB protocol and is not supported (yet) by libvncserver (not even in the latest 0.9.7, but according to the spec it seems x11vnc-0.9.6 does provide this... weird).
And vncviewer can't connect to it either.
This thing looks not trivial. Probably I will take a look into it to see how it's implemented when I have some time, or request it in libvncserver...
Thanks.
Thanks for the answers!!!
And congratulations to the project, including the new Grdc is one of the VNC\RDP client interfaces with the best and great set of features.
I have another problem (or feature;) - minimize does not work in fullscreen RDP mode (did not try it in VNC one). When you go to fullscreen mode and try to minimize window using proper button on the top menu, it looks like it minimizes and then in less than second it opens up again by itself without any intervention from any side.
I use AUR version of GRDC in Archlinux (downloaded PKGBUILD from AUR and fixed it to use 0.4.0 instead of 0.3.1 by modifying pkgver and md5sums fields).