On Wednesday 22 August 2001 11:00, Bill Campbell wrote:
> To start a remote xterm:
> ssh -f systemname /usr/bin/X11/xterm
> To run the xterm locally logging into the remote system
> xterm -e slogin systemname &
>
> I usually do the first on the LAN, and the second when I'm going across a
> slower link (BTW ssh uses compression on the connection which is a big win
> running X clients over slower links).
>
Clarification???
I assume you meant to say that ssh should be used over slower links? The
first part of the sentence has it backwards....
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