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The solution using VNC

There is another way around this, which involves using a freely available program called VNC. Effectively what happens is that you can have a window on your screen which is a self-contained 8-bit PseudoColor X display; graphics programs which require such a display will then run happily in that window, and colour hungry applications which can run in TrueColor can run outside it.



 

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Using VNC to display Starlink graphics applications
Starlink User Note
Mark Taylor
1 July 1998
E-mail:ussc@star.rl.ac.uk