cpulvermacher | # 141 | 2010-11-26, 12:58 | Report

The Win or Alt button might work (in "..." menu)

ugurcan | # 142 | 2010-12-09, 21:46 | Report

hey guys i want to clear ip adress or hosts list..how can do it ? where is log folder? i cant find it.

blipnl | # 143 | 2010-12-09, 21:56 | Report

win button = win

Besides that, awesome app.

cpulvermacher | # 144 | 2010-12-09, 22:07 | Report

@ugurcan:
If you're not afraid of messing with the config file, open
/home/user/.config/Presence VNC/Presence VNC.conf
and delete the lines under [hosts].

Crashdamage | # 145 | 2010-12-09, 22:09 | Report

/home/user/.config/Presence VNC/Presence VNC.conf
Edit: Corrected path. Too late anyway...

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ugurcan | # 146 | 2010-12-09, 22:34 | Report

@cpulvermacher , @Crashdamage thank you men

Djonma | # 147 | 2011-01-08, 01:40 | Report

Hi,

I'm trying to connect to my Win7 machine using TightVNC Server, and Presence Viewer on n900.
I saw that user Techie was able to connect to his/her Win7 machine, so I wonder if they're still around and could help with this? Or if someone else could.

I'm new to Win7, it's a brand new pc, and I've found some of the networking to be weird already.

On my Vista machine, I used to run RealVNC and view that fine from n900, but I didn't like the viewer much as it's slow and not great for touch screens.

So here I am, failing to connect.

I can ping the pc fine.
I got this in XTerm:

~ $ presencevnc
--------------------- trying init ---------------------
"ConnectToTcpAddr: connect"
"Unable to connect to VNC server"
about to quit
"Server not found."

Any help would be most appreciated.

Nicola

ndi | # 148 | 2011-01-08, 10:07 | Report

My best guess is firewall.

If you can ping from N900 and can connect to itself from localhost, check for firewall and TightVNC server allowed IP list.

phedders | # 149 | 2011-02-02, 22:18 | Report

any chance of tigervnc with virtualgl and jpeg encoding support?

nice to get some speeeeeed

cpulvermacher | # 150 | 2011-02-02, 23:16 | Report

Unless libVNCclient(which Presence VNC uses) starts supporting it, it's rather unlikely.