July 2005
Beginner
720 pages
18h 15m
English
Although being able to run individual applications remotely is convenient, sometimes it would be more helpful to run an entire desktop session—beginning with the graphical login screen—from a remote location. This capability can be especially helpful when you're building diskless thin clients or using small computers with minimal Linux installations that need to function as full-fledged workstations.
By changing a setting in the Red Hat Fedora 4 login manager configuration, you can allow remote display of entire desktop sessions, from login through logout. After you make this change, you can launch remote sessions by supplying a special argument to the XFree86 command from a Linux console, or by using the ...
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