Hi VNC James > rfb is pretty cool, but not what I'm trying to do. I want to be able to > "disconnect" my xserver from the terminal I'm using, but leave it running on the > server. Then at a later time I can return to a terminal (any terminal on the > network), login and have my previous xserver session "reconnected" to that > terminal. The reason I want to do this, is so that I can leave my desk/terminal > at night, with everything I was working on or reading kept in it's place when I > return the next day. > > Thanks for the response though. > > Kurt Robinson wrote: > > Sounds like you are describing vnc/rfb. > > > > If you search the archives, I think the discussion has come up a few > > times previously. You may also want to look, if it fits your needs, > > at the kde3.1 tie in with rfb.
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