On 07/23/2012 09:27 PM, James Linder wrote:
> On 23/07/2012, at 11:45 PM, ltsp-discuss-requ...@lists.sourceforge.net wrote:
>
>>   We use SCREEN_07=shell for cli / console use.
>>
>>   However the fonts are tiny.    The console displays as a rectangle
>> taking up just 1/4 to 1/3 of the screen depending in the hardware.
>>
>>   Any suggestions on what to try to increase the font?  We're looking to
>> emulate a 25 line by 80 character wide character terminal.
> Rob
> I've not being paying attention (to your thread), so maybe I've got the tiger 
> by the tail ...
>
> IIRC you wanted cli access to the console ... SCREEN is NOT the way to get 
> that.
> SCREEN=shell gives you access to the thin client console, not to the server 
> ...
>
> I'm sure you can fiddle with one of the scripts eg 'startx' to do what you 
> want.
>   I've not done it, but what I do do where I require cli access is to give a 
> full screen term (I use gnome-terminal)
> I can the set colour (sic) and font size and cant recall now how, but one can 
> dynamically change settings.
>
> gconf edit lets you choose the parameters including no border
>
> Doing it like this is totally compatible with everything ltsp, including the 
> optional ssh tunnel.
>

  That sounds like a better way as we use ldap and ldap works  very well 
with ldm .  [  Ldap does not work using gdm on the host ... kdm does ].

  Currently I put this in /root/.bashrc in the chroot:

read  -p  "enter user name: " LTSPUSERNAME
exec ssh $LTSPUSERNAME@192.168.1.125

   But the screen size and font are difficult to control.

  Could you please provide more information on the setup you have for 
cli + gnome terminal?

  We'd use konsole  as it is easier for us to configure a default linux 
keyboard.





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