At home, I will telnet to a remote node (Linux or HP-UX) and export the display to send X a VPN using a cable modem. In this configuration I use dxpc to send compressed X. At the office, I also run X remotely using RH6.2, soon to be 7.1, again exporting the display from either a Linux or HP-UX environment. In both cases, everything works fine. The only issue I have encountered is that since I run "set -o emacs" locally I had problems with my backspace on the remote host. This was resolved with the following .Xresources in my home directory: ! keyboard setup *VT100*backarrowKey: true Hope this help On Tue, 29 May 2001, Rob Walker wrote: > > >>>>> On Tue, 29 May 2001 21:41:04 -0500 (CDT), David Frager > >>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > > David> I just installed W4L 3.0 on my RH7.1 environment. The install > David> went cleanly without any issues, and the feature I most needed > David> (Network Neighborhood) works great. > > David> Additionally, the screen refresh under KDE when moving between > David> desktops is noticably faster. > > David, > > Do you access X on this machine remotely? If you do, I would like to > know how well it works. I might just install a redhat system only for > the win4lin services that it would provide, if I am not able to get it > working on my debian machine. > > rob > _______________________________________________ > Win4Lin-users mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > https://lists.netraverse.com/mailman/listinfo/win4lin-users > -- David Frager [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Win4Lin-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.netraverse.com/mailman/listinfo/win4lin-users
