how to _NOT_ use tightvnc in linux?

[nuttervm]

when i try to use vncviewer in linux from my mandrake 8.1 box to my win2k server box it always starts tight vnc, not the regular one. without regular vncviewer how am i supposed to send the remote machine a ctrl-alt-delete that is needed to log in to the win2k server? i cant seem to figure out how to send one.

 

[nuttervm]

come on boys, someone should know this.

 

[DaHitman]

HUh... Right click?

 

[DAM]

have you checked the top right corner? or clicking on the title bar?






dam()

 

[nuttervm]

yeah, i've right clicked the title bar like in the windows client, but all i get are the regular terminal window resizing options and such. is there a special terminal i need to open it in? the vnc options never come up when i left, center or right click on any part of the titlebar.

when i type in vncviewer at a terminal or run menu, it always opens tightvnc instead. i dont see any switches in the manpage to allow me to open the more sophisticated version. (tightvnc is supposed to be for slow connections, but i have a 100mbit lan so thats not an issue).

 

[FUBAR]

you could always use the web client