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x2vnc is an implementation of the VNC RFB protocol designed to control a machine running a VNC server in a dual-monitor situation. Its effect is to make the controlled machine's display function as if attached to the controlling machine, allowing the use of just one set of input devices on two or more machines.

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2006-06-14 08:04
1.7.2

A couple of major bugs in the DGA code were fixed.
Tags: Major bugfixes

2006-05-21 10:18
1.7.1

The program now reconnects automatically. A new
input capture method was added, which handles odd
screen sizes better. The -tunnel and -via options
were added for automatic SSH tunneling. Further
fixes were made for cut'n'paste, so it should now
work with Java and on 64-bit platforms. Randr
support allows x2vnc to detect when the screen is
rotated.
Tags: Major feature enhancements

2004-08-28 07:06
1.6.1

A patch that fixed cut and paste for Java (and other)
applications was included and a bug in -navhack was
fixed.
Tags: Minor bugfixes

2003-11-27 05:40
1.6

Some patches from Grant McDorman were added to
allow proper cut'n'paste between x2vnc and Konsole
or gnome-terminal. $DESTDIR is honored to make
packaging easier. A workaround was added to make
cut'n'paste work better with old VNC servers.
Since all new VNC servers already support wheel
emulation themseleves, x2vnc doesn't translate
wheel events to arrow up/down anymore unless
-wheelhack is specified. The -navhack option was
added, which is similar to -wheelhack, except it
translates button 6 and 7 to Alt+Left/Right. The
-debug option was added to debug key events.
"-edgewidth 0" may be used to turn off
edge-flipping.
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

2003-02-23 10:16
1.5

This version now traps grabkey errors. Xinerama support allows x2vnc to work sanely on multi-head X displays. If stdin is not a TTY, it now reads password with gets() instead of getpass(). This allows scripts to feed in the password. New arguments -noblank and -lockdelay allow users to keep screen savers from activating while using their computers.
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

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