On Wed, 8 Mar 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> rlogin <remote-machine> -l <remote-username>
> <Add your password if requested>
> <Should see some login messages>
> export DISPLAY=<local-machine>:0.0 (If using bash do this. If using csh use
>"setenv DISPLAY <local-machine>:0.0")
> <run your remote X application>
Thanks for your answer. Usually I'm using ssh to start remote X
applications.
But what I would like to do is telling the computer to login into the
other (remote) computer right at the login screen. I would like to
work on the KDE Desktop as I would sit in front of the remote
computer.
Sun Solaris has this feature. Can I do this with Linux as well?
Gruss,
Claus.
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