Well, you can always boot, launch vncserver by hand and test.

As I said I have no problems for years. My Pegasos2 is running 24/7 in storage for years. Just power and network connected.

I mainly use it as svn/ftp server, but when required e.g. updating MorphOS I connect and update using vnc.

MacBookPro, IPad and PowerMac (MorphOS/TwinVNC) are used to connect to it. Since VNCServer is part of MorphOS I don´t use any external software on server side.

As client I use TwinVNC, which is nice as you can setup icons with tooltypes for any server.

I gave up KVM usage a long time ago. :D But I use VNC for everything. I even use VNC on MorphOS (PowerMac 933Mhz DualScreen on a voodoo3) to perform CAD on a linux system.

It never feels slow or remote. It feels like if the system is placed under the desk.


[ Edited by geit 15.03.2020 - 16:57 ]