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And, a bit off topic, is there any display option that can fit my 1680x1050 resolution desktop all into the VNC Viewer's window?
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I have successfully installed and connected to a VNC session. I was surprised by how smooth it is, it is great.
I was thinking that this could be a way around the lack of Real support for the tablets, but alas, audio does not play through the VNC connection. Is there any way that I can make this happen? Searching has not turned up anything useful.
It would be useful for anything: Watching videos smoothly on Google Video/Youtube, having full Media players available, and so on.
And, a bit off topic, is there any display option that can fit my 1680x1050 resolution desktop all into the VNC Viewer's window?
Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!