[maemo-users] N770/N800 Equivalent to Soti Pocket Controller Professional

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Kemal,

I started testing the N800 VNC client last night to try to connect it to 
a RHEL3.0 server but I have not yet tried installing the VNC server on 
the N800. I will give your suggestion a try but what I am now wondering 
is how the VNC connection will behave. Will the VNC server connect me to 
the N800 "desktop" GUI or will it give me a command window?


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Kemal Hadimli wrote:
> installing vnc-server on your n770/n800 should do the trick.
>
>
> On 2/5/07, Acadia Secure Networks <acadiasecurenets at aol.com> wrote:
>>
>>  All,
>>
>>  anyone who has worked with PDA's for a while is probably aware of the
>> outstanding application from Soti Software, called Soti Pocket 
>> Controller
>> (SPC). SPC allows the PDA to be controlled from a computer desktop by 
>> means
>> of an "emulator" image of the device that is rendered on the PC display
>> monitor and which accepts mouse clicks and keyboard keys in lieu of the
>> stylus.  I uses this product extensively and it is somewhat analogous to
>> having a VNC/RDP capability for the PDA except that a number of 
>> additional
>> capabilities are provided (e.g. soft reset/file explore, desktop file 
>> sync,
>> etc.).  With this tool, I can easily send long SMS text messages without
>> suffering from "stylus fatigue".
>>
>>  what I was wondering is if anyone is working on a similar 
>> tool/capability
>> for the N770/N800 that will run on either a Linux or a Windows 
>> desktop OS?
>
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