I would like to run an x-server on a separate virtual console
(control+alt+f12), open an x-term there, ssh to the server, and start
gnome. That should give me access to two different machines on two
virtual consoles (my local machine on ctrl+alt+f7 and remote machine
on ctrl+alt+f12).
This
Hi,
On 8/22/07, Vikas Rawal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to run an x-server on a separate virtual console
(control+alt+f12),
If you already have X running and a desktop environment running on F7,
you can start a new one on F8 (from the console in F1, for example)
using:
startx --
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Vikas Rawal wrote:
I would like to run an x-server on a separate virtual console
(control+alt+f12), open an x-term there, ssh to the server, and start
gnome. That should give me access to two different machines on two
virtual consoles (my local
If you already have X running and a desktop environment running on F7,
you can start a new one on F8 (from the console in F1, for example)
using:
This opens the desktop environment of the local machine. I was
thinking of starting it from the remote machine so that I would get
the start menu
gdmflexiserver ?
Don't know what is that. Will check.
Although why you won't use screen within your local
machine's terminal is a question :)
You are perhaps right. That is simpler and straight forward.
Vikas
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