How do I set up Xfce to operate remotely?
Todd and Margo Chester
ToddAndMargo at verizon.net
Wed Jan 27 20:51:21 CET 2010
> To be honest this question is not at all Xfce related, but easy enough
> to answer:
> - Use remote X, like ssh -X
> (kind of slow, requires X server on windows)
I thought this was a command shell. Like telnet only secure.
Am I missing something?
> - Use NX, fast and pretty comfortable. Client is non not open source but free.
> (nomachine.com, or look for freenx, possibly neatx)
I have tried nomachine, but found it a mess. When I exit,
one of my processors is (on the server) is max'ed out.
> - Use VNC, not as fast / pretty looking, easy to set up
> (look for tightvnc, realvnc for windows)
Tried using vncserver. But, got the 100 % on one of my
processors on exit. And twm really sucks. If I run Xfce, it
spreads itself all over the place -- a real mess.
I have not had much luck with all this.
Is there a way just to run "X" windows with Xfce
as the GUI remotely? I would love it if my first
screen was my gdm greeter.
Many thanks,
-T
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