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This activity helps you project your XO screen on a projector via a regular computer. It will automatically launch a VNC server (X11vnc) and display the XO's IP address. You can then connect and view the XO's screen using any VNC client (e.g. UltraVNC Viewer, RealVNC, etc) running on a regular computer. |
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This is an automation remote display application. |
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Remote display connecting the XO (the server) with your PC (the client). |
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The server and the client are required to use the same access point to be able to connect each other. |
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* This activity will execute x11vnc program to run the xo machine as a server and display the ip address at the top left corner. |
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* On the client size, the user may use any viewer program such as UltraVNC Viewer, VNC Viewer, etc. |
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The XO (now acting as a VNC server) and the client (computer running a VNC client) must be able to communicate using their IP addresses. This often means both sides should be on the same local network. |
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Revision as of 14:40, 5 September 2008
This activity helps you project your XO screen on a projector via a regular computer. It will automatically launch a VNC server (X11vnc) and display the XO's IP address. You can then connect and view the XO's screen using any VNC client (e.g. UltraVNC Viewer, RealVNC, etc) running on a regular computer.
The XO (now acting as a VNC server) and the client (computer running a VNC client) must be able to communicate using their IP addresses. This often means both sides should be on the same local network.
VNC Launcher was built on top of the Terminal activity and was developed by Arnan (Roger) Sipitakiat ( arnans at gmail.com) and Rinda Chokate (rindar at gmail.com)
Please send us any comments and please feel free to make your contributions to this activity.