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It's still going and Virtual Server comes out soon.
Neither one is like VNC. VNC screen scrapes the console, and VPC and
VS allow you to run OSes on top of the host OS, like VMWare. The
closest thing that MS have is Remote Assistance on XP.
It's still going and Virtual Server comes out soon.
Neither one is like VNC. VNC screen scrapes the console, and VPC and
VS allow you to run OSes on top of the host OS, like VMWare. The
closest thing that MS have is Remote Assistance on XP.
Hmm, still staying with vmware, I never used connectix virtual-pc.
But one feature of "connectix virtual pc 4.3" I missed, an integrated
VNC-server for the virtual machines. So that feature "is" vnc compatible
right? And exactly that was the question from the op.
And I don't like to argue on definition what compatibility means.
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