Marcio T.
IIRC, when developing this I used RealVNC
Which executable did you run? IIRC, there are multiple executables for different Macs. I have never tested on a PowerBook 520c, so it is possible it simply does not work....
MiniVNC only supports Palleted Tile RLE encoding. Vintage Macs are severely bottle-necked by the CPU, so compression isn't very practical. I do provide some experimental versions in my archive for...
> Ah, so most likely these other clients do not support this PTRLE ? Possibly, although since the Apple client fails at handshaking, I believe something else is up there.
@reukiodo what kind of performance are you seeing with this? Is it something you would consider using? MiniVNC was meant as a technical demo for very early Macs like the...
@reukiodo at the moment I am no longer actively working on this project, but these are all potential possibilities.
@reukiodo: Please check out the v1.1 release, as it incorporates the first three suggestions.
Okay, so I've been doing some work with this and have been trying to understand why these various alternative clients fail. Here is what I have learned so far: -...
The way VNC works is the server provides a list of supported encoding, and the client replies with which one it wants to use. At no point does the client...
@reukiodo Please ignore what I just said. What I said is true about authentication methods, but encodings are sent from the client to the server and can be captured. Here...