> > An even easier way is to run DSL in text mode (I
> believe you type: DSL 2 at the boot prompt), then run X
> like this: X -query myltspserver
> >
> > That'll give you a full desktop gui from the ltsp
> server. I have to give credit to Les Mikesell on the
> K12LTSP list for teaching me this trick years
> > ago.
> >
> A couple of clarifications:
>
> 1) you need to be root to do this (booting DSL 2 will give
> you a root prompt)
> 2) XDMCP needs to be enabled on the server, I think.
>
> -Rob
Thanks. Have you tried it on DSL lately? I just get a whole bunch of text
telling me the different options - like I'm not passing it something it needs.
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