Hi Florian,
The way I managed to do after many tries is X-over-ssh. The package on
LTSP that I use is the lts_ssh-0.3.tgz which you can find at ltsp's
download page at sourceforge. Sorry I can't give you the URL cos
sourceforge seems to be doing some maintenance now.
Note that I was able to get it working only with the version 0.3 of the
lts_ssh package and not the newer 0.4 or 0.5 versions. Probably library
conflicts with the debian ltsp packages I installed (my server runs
Debian 'testing', btw).
In the lts_ssh package, read and understand what the ssh_X script does.
Initially it might be easier to use the ssh_bash script instead to
understand the initial ssh login process before going on to the
X-over-ssh portion.
Good luck!
cheers,
mengkuan
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