> > Why not using /etc/X11/Xsession as default session script? > > It could be something to do. I'll think about it and see if there are > some disadvantages of this. I can remember some problems with this, > related to the fact that vnc and X do not really behave in the same > way.
What do you mean by 'vnc and X do not really behave in the same way'? Vnc server *is* an X server, it implements server-side part of the X protocol, as well as some X protocol extensions. And the codebase of Xvnc and Xfree and Xorg servers is the same. I use vnc heavilly in different terminal-network setups - e.g. by making Xvnc to connect to kdm on startup, etc. I don't see in which part Xvnc is not an X server :) I've filed the bug report after I've seen that someone has shown [non-technical] users of our network that they may use vnc-over-ssh to get graphical sessions on our application server from outside of our network - and the users got confused when under vnc they got something different from session I've tuned for their needs. Of course, this partuculer case could be handled by instructiong users not to use 'vncserver' script, and/or customizing that script - but I don't see why not make a global solution :) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
