Zur
Freaky lozur with spikes
Instead of keeping the cabinet and other citizens updated visually only thro the savegame at the end of the turn chat, I propose using a remote desktop software which allows remote users to login & view (but not control) the game in real-time as it is being played. This could give better real-time feedback to the president and also be more fun for the spectators.
One such software is VNC:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
Setting up is relatively easy though the image tends to break-up or go out-of sync until the next refresh (every few seconds or so, depending on bandwidth), but this will at least provide real-time info on troop positions etc. Issues of security (only view, not control access) can be worked out easily, i think.
Windows XP is also supposed to have a remote desktop facility but I'm not sure about this.
Any other suggestions? And feedback pls.
Zur
One such software is VNC:

http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
Setting up is relatively easy though the image tends to break-up or go out-of sync until the next refresh (every few seconds or so, depending on bandwidth), but this will at least provide real-time info on troop positions etc. Issues of security (only view, not control access) can be worked out easily, i think.
Windows XP is also supposed to have a remote desktop facility but I'm not sure about this.
Any other suggestions? And feedback pls.
Zur