UltraVNC

fed, you can use this command to use tightvnc for Single Click:
xtightvncviewer -listen 0 -encodings "hextile copyrect"

See here for more: UltraVNC Single Click and Linux

Hi, I saw that you use Borland C++ as the programming environment at the moment. Qt has a much better portability and would not only Linux users use ultravnc, but also Mac OS X users and of course it would work in Windows as well. And it should be *much* easier to port to embedded systems as well ...

But I got it to work with this command and tightvnc under linux:

xtightvncviewer -listen -encodings "hextile copyrect

thanks to someone in another thread by me

bevtech wrote:some users may wish to uvnc into linux boxes...

Definitively.
Not only the Java viewer, but also the many ported viewers and the compatibility between them is one of the great things about VNC.

Multiple repeaters: No
Connection IDs:No

Very simple. One package, one connection.
On the other side just start
"xtightvncviewer -listen"

works for me
(but slower than uvnc)

Okay,
I fixed my problem by using another VNC Software: TightVNC.
It works perfectly under Linux with a native Viewer.

You can make packages here:
http://www.vncscan.com/vs/download.htm
OneClickVNC that uses TightVNC (1.0.1.1)

It worked fine for me. No more disconnects, etc.

Hi,

I would like to use the JavaViewer with SC under Linux.

There is no other working linux client. And the windows viewer has serios issues with WINE.

So: Could you support listening mode?

All other platforms could use SC then.

thanks

Maybe we should post this bug at WineHQ, they should also be able to fix that... ah you were quicker
http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10548

I've added my comments and votes.
Everyone who has this problem, please have a look at the bug report and vote.