Hi all. I have a unique situation that I think can be solved via VNC,
I'm just not sure what the best way will be.

I have an application that won't work over a wireless network
connection as it's very picky about latencies. What I'd like to do is
run the application on a wired computer and control that computer via
a wireless VNC connection. It should work as I know other people have
done it in the past.

Here's the wrinkle. The wired computer is a Mac that runs the program
in question in WinXP via Parallels. I'm not sure which OS should run
the VNC server. OSX has a built in server (which would be convenient)
while WinXP would require more software installs. Anyone have any
recommendations about that?

Also, we had a discussion about VNC clients back in 2007 and it seems
folks were then using RealVNC, UltraVNC, and TightVNC as Windows
clients. Does anyone have any recommendations about the relative
benefits or problems I might run into with any of those?

Thanks!

-j
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