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Subject: Re: [9fans] remote access to audio devices
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Sam Watkins wrote:
> VNC or similar "remote desktop" with sound support can be useful for things
> like pair-programming over then internet, if you are working on an app or game
> that uses sound.
>
> Sam
>
>

VNC can (has been) be a butt-saver' - but pales in comparison to remote desktop
/ remote X for relative responsiveness and seamlessness.

(And we are speaking cross-platform, as Plan9 <=> Plan9 doesn't necessarily need
either..)

Bill