Voytek Eymont writes:
>> Otherwise look at X forwarding.
>
>is that like running remote X ?

Basicaly, you can export the display of a program onto another computer.
This is done using the X11 client/server model. So generaly, a cool way
of doing this is to use the -X parameter with ssh (man ssh).

>how much bandwith does one needs for usable remote X/KDE ?

A lot, since it reports every single mouse movement.
Not something you'd want to try and do over the internet.

 - Chris
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