Re: Tools for remote user-education : "Show Me" [was Re: [vox-tech]screen question ]

[Mitch Patenaude <mrp@sMAPSonic.net>]

On Wed 03 Nov 04, 10:56 AM, ME <dugan@passwall.com> said:
> > If you have never used the share option before, it allows two people 
> > to
> > "share" a screen session; both people may type in the same session at 
> > the
> > same time and have the same privs as shell in the given session. You 
> > are
> > able to specify what users may attach to a shared screen session, and 
> > you
> > must start it as a shared session for others to attach, but it can be
> > quite excellent. (It also allows you to have multiple screen sessions
> > opened and attached without detatching.)
On Nov 3, 2004, at 11:28 AM, Peter Jay Salzman replied:
> That is SO phracking cool.  So, in essence, two people can play 
> Infocom,
> Scott Adams, Adventure, nethack, or any other text based game together.
And using the shared option to vncviewer (both people connecting have 
to specify it I believe), you can both play solitaire together :-).

I use VNC's share option when trying to illustrate something intensely 
graphical.. like using GIMP, or even using SQLManager under windows.  
Things that require a rapid refresh rate don't work very well, and the 
bandwidth requirements are a lot higher, but it's also a useful tool to 
"show me" what you're doing.

  -- Mitch

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