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Iopener as Monitor?
Can the iopener display be used as a regular monitor with a PC

New MessageIopener as Monitor? (modified 0 times) mccallister
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Always wanted a flat panel display for my PC. It seems that a virgin iopener would be ideal. Anyone got an idea on how to do so? Please email mccallister@netzero.net
12-17-2000 19:46:02

New MessageRE:Iopener as Monitor? (modified 0 times) TraPisMonk
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You can hack your IO and then use VNC client on it and VNC server on PC http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/ . It works really well, great software and it's free.
12-18-2000 00:18:02

New MessageRE:Iopener as Monitor? (modified 0 times) ASPguy
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Just downloaded vnc. what's the difference between this and netmeeting's remote desktop sharing?

of even yet pc anywhere?

12-19-2000 16:06:29

New MessageRE:Iopener as Monitor? (modified 0 times) TraPisMonk
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I have not really played with that netmeeting feature, but the benefit of VNC is that it small and does not screw with your system level dll's. I have used pcanywhere and have found it to be slow and had it play to many nasty games with my system.

VNC is opensource and it is great and you can make your own improvments if you would like a feature that is not available. I use it as my X server instead of the one I bought for my win 2000 system when working with my Linux systems. It is lightspeed compared to the X server I payed good money for.

12-20-2000 00:30:51

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