>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 15.02.03 20:52 >>> > If I have a PC on my network that has Xfree86 installed how can I make it > use KDE from a more powerful PC on my network?
There are serveral ways to do this. One of my favourites would be to set up an SSH connection and enbaled X11 tunneling trought it. Then, when you have logged into the "more powerfull PC", you could simply start your KDE session from that machine by using "startkde &". An even simpler method, albeit not as safe, would be to telnet to the other machine, export your display to your local machine and then start KDE (if you use the SSH method with X11 tunneling, your DISPLAY evironment variable is automatically set for you). Be warned however, that even if you have a more powerful PC on your network, your network's bandwidth will most likely impose a speed penatly greater than what you gain by running KDE from a more powerfull machine. So much so in fact that it will most likely be faster to run KDE locally, no matter how slow your machine is. If you choose to try the SSH method anyway, you might get a slightly better result by enabeling compression of the data being sent, but I doubt it will be enough to make such as setup usable for anything else than proof of concept. - IT _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
