Bumsik Kim
Welcome the first issue for this project @jcifuentesz ! I'm sorry for replying so late, I've been quit busy lately. Thank you for posting detailed information. In short: I have...
Hi @Akantor47 , Thank you very much for your report, and this is the correct way to do it as far as I know :) I edited your post a...
The remote VNC server is backed by a popular program called `x11vnc`. "Mouse cursor in client" option, specifically `-multiptr`(https://github.com/LibVNC/x11vnc/pull/4) option, is supported in the latest `x11vnc` and VirtScreen automatically detects...
@EATONJIANGHAHAHA Do you mean [Screens 4 in Apple app store?](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/screens-4/id1224268771?mt=12) That's quite interesting.
Great to hear that :) It’s a bit shame that it’s paid app though.
@marty90 VirtScreen might be stuck with the previous version of `x11vnc`. Firstly you should clean the Virtscreen configuration files: ``` rm -rf ~/.config/virtscreen ``` Then try it in a new...
@marty90 Thanks for your valuable report! VirtScreen has that behavior because [I sanitized `$PATH` variable](https://github.com/kbumsik/VirtScreen/blob/master/virtscreen/path.py#L15) to avoid possible security problem. This line basically sets `$PATH` to the Unix default: `/bin:/usr/bin`....
@marty90 It took much longer than I thought, but the new release is out with the fix!
@JessicaCGlenn I'm happy to hear you like VirtScreen :) As I explained in my first comment, VirtScreen uses `-multiptr` option to resolve the problem. So yes your experience should be...
Hi @claudemuller This means the TCP port you set (it's 5900 by default) is already used in another program. You may set another port number in "VNC" tab. Also this...