On 23/04/2008, Zulan <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > If I am not mistaken that doesn't work, as it would require a permanent network connection between the local and the remote machine, which does not exist. Yep. That's why x11vnc is so nice - it just makes the X server screen available via VNC and you can connect and disconnect at will and the X server neither knows nor cares. (Note that VNC works by blasting bitmaps across the network, and I've seen x11vnc produce noticeable CPU load on a 400MHz box running a 1024x768 screen. A newer machine will hardly notice the load.) - d.
