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Okay John here is what i found -> OS X w/ rdesktop connecting to Win XP box - you are right it looks horrible. I noticed the color depth was only 8 bit. That could be some of the problem. As for the text is looks okay but I could def. tell the color depth was highly reduced. Redhat 7.2 w/...

johngibbons, I suck at programing :p as I've shown in this thread heheh But that sounds like a great idea! Hopefully someone will pick up the ball and run with this. I'm pretty sure rdesktop is open source so it would just be a matter of porting it over to native OS X app. Although that...

dricci, Terminal servers have been around for a long time. Basically they allow "thin-clients" to connect to servers and run applications. This allows you to install a very processor or memory heavy application on a terminal server, and let the clients work on the program remotely via the...

hugheba, you should be able to do that with virtual hosts in apache. In your httpd.conf file there is a section near the bottom where you can use virtual hosts. I'll try and find a good web site on how to edit it. IIS can also redirect based on header info, i'm pretty sure apache can do...

------------ SECTION 6 - Making the BIND server start automatically on system startup ------------ 1 - So you got your BIND server all setup and everything is running fine. Now let's get this puppy to startup every time you boot your mac. We are going to create a new StartupItem script to...

------------ SECTION 5 - Starting and controlling the BIND server ------------ 1 - In the last four sections we got our BIND server installed and created a whole bunch of files. Now we are finally ready to put all our hard work to the test and watch this thing work. First we need to start...

------------ SECTION 4 - Creating the RNDC config file and generating keys ------------ 1 - First thing to do is create a RNDC config file. It's usually stored in the same place as the named.conf file. Type the following: [localhost:/etc] baptiste% sudo pico rndc.conf copy the...

------------ SECTION 3 - Creating the named conf file ------------ Now we have to write a config file. This is the file BIND uses to figure out what it needs to do and what files/zones to load. 1 - The file is usually stored in the /etc/ directory. Type the following...

------------ SECTION 2 - Creating Zone data files ------------ 1 - Before you can actually start using BIND you have to configure it with some zone files for it to load. 2 - open a terminal window and create a folder for your zone files Type the following: [localhost:/bind-9.2.0]...

------------ SECTION 1 - Configure, compile and install BIND 9.2 ------------ 1 - Get the software. You can download BIND 9.2.0 from here: get BIND 9.2 here 2 - unpack the file and move the folder to your root drive 3 - open a terminal window and change directory to the folder...

HOW TO: Install BIND DNS 9.2 with RNDC Controls I recently got BIND 9.2 compiled and running with RNDC controls under MAC OS X 10.1.3 Since BIND 9.2 uses the new RDNC controls instead of sending HUP signals to named or ndc I have written this HOW TO just for BIND 9.2. Please note that...

And i'm jealous :D -Baptiste aka -> sitting here with a 550 ti, hehe

ddma - I would say either the 550 TI book or the 14inch ibook would be good choices. The 15inch ibook has a 100hmz bus which helps out. I wouldn't get a 12inch screen is I could help it. That is painfully small for my eyes. But I don't know what you need it for so it's hard to say. But if you...

Matthew - Sorry about that - it was my fault. Jerry actually fixed the "q" and "d" file much better than I was trying to. I removed the kbcode.h file since it didn't really work. I'll edit that post so people don't get mislead that it fixes the problem. So anyways here is your answer...

Jerry - good job! seems the most simple solution always works best :D a seperate include statement was overkill. fixing the int was much easier. Anyways - works fine! The delete key and arrow keys are still funky but they work and I can connect fine to my W2K sp2 TS server perfectly...

***EDITED Fri 4:10PM EST**** Jerry came up with the proper key codes. The solution is to edit the xwin.c file and the rdesktop.c files with the proper keyboard codes than recompile the program. I have the corrected files here: corrected files the xwin.c file listed above has...

John -> thanks for posting that binary! i'm sure that will help some people out. Jerry and Steve -> i'll take a look through the code and see if I can't find something to work around the "d" and "q" keys. The terminal server here is having a rough time so I can't test anything out right now...

I just wanted to add to the excellent post by TBenning. I got rdesktop to work as well after reading his post and playing around a little bit. Follow these steps to get rdesktop to work correctly with a powerbook: -> get the dev tools and XDarwin (see TBenning's post) -> after you...

ElDiabloConCaca, hehe I think your right! It's all worthless anyways since you pointed out, correctly, that we humans would have a damn hard time seeing the difference between 119 fps and 150 fps. So a PC getting 200+ doesn't really matter. I just mentioned it because I was just running...

I guess this is a bad way to start my first post here but oh well :) About the Quake III performance... I'm sorry but PC hardware is just faster than Mac hardware. Let's just realize this and move on with our lives. We still have OS X, a great GUI, and better designs...oh and we don't have to...