Tiger's Built-in VNC Server
I've discovered that Tiger has a built-in VNC Server, and found that it works flawlessly and quickly, much more faster than any other VNC server I've tried.
The only thing is that when I log in from another computer, the server sends both of my monitors as one large image. Naturally this slows things down slightly.
Is there anyway to tell Tiger's VNC Server to not send the second monitor, and only send the main one?
Thanks!
The only thing is that when I log in from another computer, the server sends both of my monitors as one large image. Naturally this slows things down slightly.
Is there anyway to tell Tiger's VNC Server to not send the second monitor, and only send the main one?
Thanks!
Comments
Originally posted by ZO
what client app do you use?
Chicken on the VNC.
I assume you need to enable "Apple Remote Desktop" in the Sharing Preference Pane to enable VNC, yes?
Originally posted by Xool
I assume you need to enable "Apple Remote Desktop" in the Sharing Preference Pane to enable VNC, yes?
Yes. In the Sharing pane, choose Apple Remote Desktop, then click on the Access Privileges button. There's a checkbox labeled "VNC viewers may control screen with password" - and enter a password.
If I use a third-party VNC server, I only get the main monitor. With Apple's I get both.