RE: Stupid X-server question...

[Mark Soma <mark@atx.com>]

All you need to do is run the 'xhost' command on your local machine and
verify that your 'DISPLAY' environment variable is set to include your
local hostname e.g. DISPLAY=mass:0.0 on the remote machine. Telnet over
to the remote machine and execute an X application.  The remote app will
use your local machine's dislpay.

MAS

-----Original Message-----
From: tburba@GLCORPIS01.usvision.com
[mailto:tburba@GLCORPIS01.usvision.com]
Sent: Monday, May 17, 1999 1:35 PM
To: linux-list@ssc.com; plug@lists.nothinbut.net
Subject: Stupid X-server question...






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


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