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From: Clint Olsen <clint@0lsen.net>
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Subject: Real VNC 4.X
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Hi:

I noticed that net/vnc hasn't changed versions in quite some time.
Building Xvnc by hand is a royal PITA, so I was wondering if anyone knows
if/when 4.X will be in the ports tree.  In lieu of that, does anyone
recommend a better version of VNC?

Thanks,

-Clint