Said Spencer Ogden on Tue, Oct 08, 2002 at 05:09:51PM -0500,
> KDE is currently working on a desktop sharing program based on VNC which
> would allow you to share your actual desktop, instead of startingup
> another instance of X for VNC clients.
s/working on/releasing/
I use it on my laptop a
Glad to hear this development from KDE! Thanks for notifying me: I will look
into it. I understand xmove -- a mysterious program from the early 90s,
mentioned on this list some time ago -- is unmaintained, stale, and has bugs.
Is there an alternative with similar capabilities? I think a nice ve
I tried this but it was just overkill when all I wanted to do was read
mail.
KDE is currently working on a desktop sharing program based on VNC which
would allow you to share your actual desktop, instead of startingup
another instance of X for VNC clients.
Spencer
On Tuesday 08 October 2002
Try VNC -- just start up a VNC server, get some important progs going there
that you will use alot (IRC,Email) and you can access them from anywhere.
Really nice system. A good VNC for Linux is TightVNC -- which is pretty much
the original VNC code from AT&T labs plus some nice improvements. Th
Currently, I just keep my mail on one machine. Everything is forwarded to the
main machine. Then I read it via ssh and mutt. I'm sure the same could work
for a fancy prog like KMail.
On Tue, Oct 08, 2002 at 02:18:38PM -0500, Spencer Ogden wrote:
> I've been trying to come up with a good solu
You're going at it bass-ackwards.
Pick a box, any box, as your mail host. get your mail to the local
spool[s] there. SSH + favorite client. No muss, no fuss, no bother.
I travel a lot. I hate managing multiple spools, so I don't. My home
server runs 24/7, my firewall has a provision for
I've been trying to come up with a good solution to this for a while.
Basically the situation is this. I have a desktop which acts as my server.
In the past that was the only place I read mail, so use Kmail to POP my
mail from school.
Now I have a laptop and would like to be able to have easy
