NX is very slow as apextwin146 stated. I had a 2 mbps connection and it still used to lag on it.
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NX is very slow as apextwin146 stated. I had a 2 mbps connection and it still used to lag on it.
liVinG tHe future
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nx client has encryption by default....and i have a 6 mbps,works just great
i dont know about vnc,i ve just used once
You kNow wHo yOu aRe
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Encryption is over rated dude .. If u need it so much get a better server .. You cant get best of both the worlds .. Kimsufi L performance is very sensitive to the load
If you are connecting through vista try to go to configure, advanced, and check the box "Disable DirectDraw for screen rendering"Originally Posted by meelad
@apextwin: What are you talking about? Encryption is over rated????
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If you can teach me how can i install VNC in my server Ubuntu i'll be grateful.
You use the same server i'm going have?
Please some feedback "better NX or VNC to manage uTorrent".
Because i won't use Web UI.. i will use everything by desktop remote.. adding and remove torrents etc..
Thanks
I had a friend with Kimsufi L and he could do everything by VNC.. isn't that sensitive like you say..
Unfortunately i lost his contact..
Last edited by cstrik3; 01-13-2009 at 12:41 PM.
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why not use webui...is the simple/easyest way to manage your torrents (not creating),why to stay login all the time in the server? i see no reason
vnc is easy to instal...but i still prefer nx
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Like you said to add/manage torrents .. but not creating.. i am an uploader so i must use Create Torrent fuction.
About install VNC it's only this: ?
# yum install vnc-server
Regards
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Anyone help me?
So it's better use Ubuntu Desktop or Ubuntu Server and install VNC?
VNC or NX to manage my server* ?
Last edited by cstrik3; 01-18-2009 at 07:57 PM.
In fact they same
wine + utorrent is no different windows
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I fixed my post.
I meant manage my server*
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