Re(2): wishlist

[Tim Hauber]

darxus "at" Op.Net,Internet writes:
>One of the machines that I've accessed via VNC has a ladybug mouse
>pointer, but it displays on my screen as the standard pointer.
>
>Another interesting, although not particularly important (to me) piece of
>information about that particular connection is that when I am remotely
>accessing the machine with the ladybug pointer, the ladybug disappeares
>quite frequently -- seems to redraw only poorly when you move the mouse.

I don't know if you find performance an issue, but with Win95 server
running as a service it is possible to create a user profile specifically
for VNC, with very boring colors and no pictures, which can improve
performance, but still let local user have their crawling cursors and html
backgrounds.  I also think that using flat colors for backgrounds will
make an even bigger difference when compression is integrated into the
data stream.

"Proximity to wonder has blunted our perception and appreciation of it"
--Tim Hartnell in 'Exploring ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE on your Commodore 64'


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