On Tue, 2005-10-11 at 12:01, Jay Paulson wrote:
> >> > I have FC4 installed on my desktop, and I have ssh
> >> working with basic
> >> > password authentication. I would like to be able
> >> to access my desktop,
> >> > with GUI capabilties (I use KDE) from another
> >> computer connected via a
> >> > highspeed network (approx 1 MB/s): from Windows or
> >> Linux with full
> >> > admin privileges, or Windows kiosked with some
> >> software available
> >> > (ssh, remote desktop)
> >> >
> >>
> >
> > Personally I use freenx and nxclient (linux and
> > windows). Freenx is a free version of nomachine.
> >
>
> I've used version 1.4 of the nxclient and freenx but I can't seem to get
> the 1.5 nxclient to work with freenx. Therefore, I'm stuck using an ssh
> tunnel and VNC to may linux machine at home from work.
It should work as long as you paste the ssh key for nx into
the client and save it.
However, if you are on a fast local network, X works fine
and the free Cygwin version for windows is not bad at
all. To run one remote program at a time, from a
Cygwin bash shell:
export display=:0
Xwin -multiwindow &
ssh -X linux_server
log in, start a program by typing its name, the window should
open on your desktop.
To run a complete Linux desktop in one window, first run
gdmconfig on the server and enable XDMCP and restart X, then
Xwin -query linux_server
from the Cygwin bash prompt and you should get graphic login
prompt.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx
