Eric Leung on Mon, 17 May 1999 14:36:40 -0400 (EDT) |
There are a couple of ways to set this up. One way is to get your x-term linux box to do an xdm login to another linux box running xdm. There is a way to start X for xdm login but I can't remember how. If you do this, your display box will behave truly as an x-terminal. If someone else remembers what the command line switch is, let me know! The other way is to start x in the usual way on your display box, then telnet to other boxes in an xterm. You can then launch apps with a display switch to show them on your display box (ie: coolxapp -display linux1:0.0 &). Alternatively you can set the DISPLAY environmental variable. Method 2 is the one that I use. I have a box that has all my apps on it, and I telnet to it from an xterm. The /etc/profile on the remote box has a line that sets my DISPLAY variable based on where I'm telnetting from. >From the xterm window, I can launch anything remotely that displays locally. Hope that helps -- Eric ============================================================================ Eric Leung Outdoor Research Computer Systems Administrator 2203 1st Ave. S. ericl@orgear.com Seattle, WA 98134 voice: 206.467.8197 fax: 206.467.0374 On Mon, 17 May 1999 tburba@GLCORPIS01.usvision.com wrote: > I'd like to set up a Linux box to be an X _terminal_ to run X programs that > exist on _other_ Linux boxes. What are the commands to do this (assuming X > is set up and running on both boxes and they telnet fine with each other > via static IP addresses)? > > "My brain hurts..." M. Python > > > > ======================================================================== > Contributions/Posts To: linux-list@ssc.com > To Unsubscribe: linux-list-request@ssc.com, "unsubscribe" in message body > Report Problems to: owner-linux-list@ssc.com > List archive at: http://www.ssc.com/mailing-lists/ > -- To unsubscribe, send a message with the word 'unsubscribe' in the subject or body of your message to plug-request@lists.nothinbut.net
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