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Originally Posted by juegos
Very interesting thanks! Another option may be do install alpine linux (from the other thread) and vnc through there - that may be more stable? Although mine (Kindle Scribe) froze after a few seconds, but I did see my Macbook screen on the Kindle. Perhaps due to low memory but not sure.
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Without the logs hard to tell.. but I got some good news.
After modifying the return value for other missing constant to null I got kvnc to work without any other issues. There's no need for usleep loop hack to be ran in parallel either. Simply starting the script is enough for refresh to work fine.
I've tested on Scribe by 'extending' macos screen onto it. The responsiveness on wifi was ok for typing experience, especially given there were 3 hosts at play here. (Kindle kvn client connects to Linux Xvfb running xvnc server with uxplay as X application. Macos extends screen via airplay to uxplay.)