Article:		Top Ten Mac OS X Tips for Unix Geeks
Subject:		I bought the book and have a question...
Date:		2003-01-02 09:12:15
From:		anonymous2
In the book it describes how to install X and run vncserver for X Windows. That is great for X Windows applications but what about Mac OS X applications? I was hoping that the book would explain how to setup the Mac OS X VNC Server to automatically startup so that I can remotely access my Mac OS X applications without having to run the program by hand every time the system changes users or is rebooted. Or better yet. I was hoping that the book would explain how to attach a new process to another window server. Like you could do with NeXTSTEP and OpenStep. That way Mac OS X would really be for UNIX geeks. Thanks, Jason

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• OS X VNC (was: I bought the book and have a question...)
  2003-01-09 14:05:29  Brian Jepson | [View]
  
  
  At the time we wrote the book, there was an abandoned project to run a VNC server on Mac OS X to get remote access to the desktop. Since that time, things have picked up again. Here's weblog entry from Forwarding Address: OS X that discusses the software and how easy it is to configure.
  
  To the best of my knowledge, there is no way to attach a new process to another window server. I'd be delighted to hear otherwise, though!
  
  - Brian