libtdevnc

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dscho ee52441372 hide strict ansi stuff if not explicitely turned on; actually use the socklen_t test from configure.ac		20 years ago
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.cvsignore	included vncterm	22 years ago
ChangeLog	included vncterm	22 years ago
LinuxVNC.c	socketInitDone -> socketState	20 years ago
Makefile.am	support MinGW32!	20 years ago
README	included vncterm	22 years ago
TODO	included vncterm	22 years ago
VNCommand.c	hide strict ansi stuff if not explicitely turned on; actually use the socklen_t test from configure.ac	20 years ago
VNConsole.c	ANSIfy, fix some warnings from Linus' sparse	20 years ago
VNConsole.h	global structures/functions should have "rfb", "sra" or "zrle" as prefix,	20 years ago
example.c	convert c++ comments to c comments	21 years ago
vga.h	included vncterm	22 years ago

README

In this stage (beta), there are two programs functional:

LinuxVNC <tty number>
	monitor a virtual console (text mode) of Linux. You need
	root privileges, or at least be in the "tty" group, because
	it reads /dev/vcsN and writes /dev/ttyN.
	It follows the same idea as WinVNC, x11vnc or OSXvnc, i.e. it
	takes an existing desktop and exports it via RFB (VNC), just that
	LinuxVNC exports text.

VNCommand <command> <args>
	executes <command> redirecting stdin from a vncviewer and stdout &
	stderr to the vnc clients. This might be renamed to vncTerm if
	there are some term capabilities added (up to now, bash doesn't look
	nice). Colours and other ANSI sequences need to be added.

My original plan was to create a program named vncTerm. It was meant to
overcome incompatibilities between different TERMs, but I found "screen" to
be just such a program. Maybe once some time in the future I'll make a
patch for screen to use VNConsole to export it's contents via RFB...

These two programs are a simple application of LibVNCServer with a small
console layer in between (VNConsole). You can use them under the terms
(not vncTerms ;-) of the GPL. They where written by Johannes E. Schindelin.