Beaker wrote:
> > ... I run OpenBSD as a firewall but never thought that it could do
> X-Windows.
>
> Its funny how many people think *BSD is "just some firewall thing". Yes,
> Free/Open/Net BSD does (X) Windows, and pretty much anything else Linux
> does. Sometimes better. It just doesn't have all the hype <G>.
I run X *on* my firewall. Not the server, but I installed the basic X
clients. I usually log in with
ssh -fX firewall xterm -ls -title firewall
That opens an xterm. Then I can run emacs in its own window or even
Ethereal.
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Bob Miller K<bob>
kbobsoft software consulting
http://kbobsoft.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]
