> Does this kind of " export DISPLAY=ip of 486:0 "
I will explain it again,
I have computer
host1
and
host2
Host1 is a super fast whatever
Host2 is a super slow whatever
you start X on host2
on host2 run
xhost host1
this give permessions for host1 to display programs on the X display
of host2
Then use telnet host1, or ssh host1 to log in.
type
export DISPLAY=host2:0
then
xterm
a xterm will start up on the X display of host2
You can type commands in that xterm and it will be displayed on
host2 X display but they are run on host1.
So playing sound would result in sound comming out of host1 computer.
> will also work for digital sound output?
So yes and no, it will pay on the computer the program is running on
not the one it is displaying on.
>
> But, really, I must learn some basic in Linux before try this!
> I just begin...
No try stuff like this and you learn more. If you
fail you may figure it out later.
If a task looks too complex don't let that stop you,
you might get surprised and find you can do it any way.
Charles Verge
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