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Les Mikesell wrote: | Do it the other way around: start vncserver, connect to that session | with vnc, then start VMWare. Give each of the windows sessions its | own static IP address and let each run it's own instance of vnc server. | Then from a vnc client you can connect to either windows screen or | the controlling VMWare session without having any of it show on | the local console. Or, if you use win2k server or XP pro, you can | connect via rdesktop or windows terminal service. The disconnected | 'outer' vncserver session will consume some RAM but not much CPU.
This sound much closer to what I was hoping for. A little more manual intervention than I am comfortable with, but workable I think.
The real trick as far as I can tell, would be if I could use VNC to connect to a session running in kiosk mode with the VNC session running in full screen.... hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
I think that could work! Thanks Les
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