> Hi folks. > > I've got a user who uses WinXP at his desk. He now has to use two > desks, 10 feet apart, but still needs to use the one XP box. > > What I've thought of was to do a minimal X install, and then have > instead of the KDE WM, have X fire straight into a vncviewer. > > Would this work, and what files to I need to change to get this to work? > > Am I right in thinking that without a WM to get in the way, vncviewer > would run full-screen and key-sequences like alt-tab would be seen by > vncviewer instead of being caught by the wm? > -- > Gary Stainburn use rdesktop/RDP, it only responds locally to cntrl-alt-enter and a magic pixel depending on how you compile it. Everything else like cntrl alt delete goes to the remote machine. Plus it is a lot faster/prettier than vnc with compression, and more reliable/faster than things like citrix.(just without some of the functionality of things like citrix) I set something like this up with solaris and sun rays. But for a few hundred clients to a 2k3 terminal server. Fedora has a package, but http://rdesktop.sf.net is the site. -Mike
