VNC server on Fedora 3 causing Windows client CPU overload

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Subject: VNC server on Fedora 3 causing Windows client CPU overload
From: Nicholas Keown <nicholas@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 02 Mar 2005 12:29:24 +1100
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Hi. This looks like a familiar problem without much of a solution. I am trying to manage my Linux box using VNC from my windows notebook, but it maxs' out the CPU causing overheating and BLINK! - it's turns itself off!

This only occurs when connecting to the linux box - I can connect to a windows box with no problems.

I suspect it may be able to be fixed by configuring the server side, though have no idea where to start with this.

Please help!!

Nicholas

PS - any alternative/better remote management (GUI) suggestion would be appreciated..

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