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David, Thank you for your quick reply. The binary I tried to install that threw the error is the .deb from: https://www.4pane.co.uk/6.0/debian/pool/x11/4/4pane/4pane_6.0-1unofficial.stretch_amd64.deb linked from the page (tried both buster and stretch - both threw the error RE: "libwxbase3.0.0-unofficial") : https://www.4pane.co.uk/Download.htm Using your tips/documentation I successfully installed 4Pane... Installed wxWidgets (Installing wxWidgets - http://www.4pane.co.uk/InstallingWx.htm) : wxbase...

Hmmm, can't seem to find this unofficial version. On my system (MX Linux 18) libwxbase3.0-0v5 is installed. Any ideas, fix..?

In early versions of SSVNC Viewer there was a 'Find' button located on the right side of the VNC Host Display input field (on Linux). This was very handy for locating hosts on the LAN. It's not available - why is that? Is there some lib, etc., that needs to be installed to get it back? Thanks...

In early versions of SSVNC Viewer there was a 'Find' button located on the right side of the VNC Host Display input field (on Linux). This was very handy for locating hosts on the LAN. It's not available - why is that? Thanks...

In early versions of SSVNC Viewer there was a 'Find' button located on the right side of the VNC Host Display input field (on Linux). This was very handy for locating hosts on the LAN. It's not avilable - why? Thanks...

In early versions of SSVNC Viewer there was a 'Find' button located on the right side of the VNC Host Display input field. This was very handy for locating hosts on the LAN. It's not avilable - why? Thanks...

In early versions of SSVNC Viewer there was a 'Find' button located on the right side of the VNC Host Display input field. This was very handy for locating hosts on the LAN. It's not avilable - why?

In early versions of SSVNC Viewer there was a 'Find' button located on the right side of the VNV Host Display input field. This was very handy for locating hosts on the LAN. It's not avilable - why?