You could use ltsp terminals. The 'vnc-ltsp-config' package seems to add VNC - I use ltsp with XDMCP at home. It does pretty much what you're describing, but it requires some configuration on the host side. Chris yum info vnc-ltsp-config Loading "installonlyn" plugin Setting up repositories Reading repository metadata in from local files Available Packages Name : vnc-ltsp-config Arch : noarch Version: 4.0 Release: 3 Size : 4.8 k Repo : extras Summary: Easy Enabler of VNC remote LTSP desktops Description: Easy Enabler of VNC remote LTSP desktops. This package contains xinetd.d configurations that allow incoming VNC clients to open a new desktop session with each connection. Xvnc connects to the local server using XDMCP.
