Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of vnc3d

Timestamp:

02/19/16 12:26:16 (8 years ago)

Author:

Jens Henrik Goebbert

Comment:

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 Remote visualization, either implemented within visualization applications themselves or through server software, \\ eliminates the need for off-site file transfers and allows HPC users to run a broad range of visualization tools \\
 in-place on the supercomputer where the data resides and more compute resources are available.
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 A graphical login using Virtual Network Computing (VNC) simplifies the access to remote visualization. \\
 A broad variety of Linux applications with graphical user interface and/or need for OpenGL can be used directly on the supercomputers via VNC.
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 VNC provides a complete graphical and remote desktop by \\