need X -client to log into Linux
#1
Hi all
I want to be able to log into a linux server in our office with more than just command line. So I want some kind of X client so I can sit at my pc and use the gui stuff.
Does anyone know of a pcanywhere type thing to do this??? pref freebeee!
struggling to find anything at the mo
cheers
Andy
I want to be able to log into a linux server in our office with more than just command line. So I want some kind of X client so I can sit at my pc and use the gui stuff.
Does anyone know of a pcanywhere type thing to do this??? pref freebeee!
struggling to find anything at the mo
cheers
Andy
#2
(Not a unix person !)
ACtually bizarrely the server is the X-client - you need an X-Server so your client can access the server. (and they say *nix isnt f**ked up )
There are plenty of commercial x-servers for PCs- e.g. Hummingbird Exceed. You might be able to find an "Eval" copy somewhere
Altenatively there is a version of VNC (free!) for linux which would allow you do the same thing.
Deano
ACtually bizarrely the server is the X-client - you need an X-Server so your client can access the server. (and they say *nix isnt f**ked up )
There are plenty of commercial x-servers for PCs- e.g. Hummingbird Exceed. You might be able to find an "Eval" copy somewhere
Altenatively there is a version of VNC (free!) for linux which would allow you do the same thing.
Deano
#3
Use VNC server on the box with VNC client on your machine.
Alternatively, there's a demo version of Omni-NFS which does the job. Download the x-server, etc... Google for it
Nick.
Alternatively, there's a demo version of Omni-NFS which does the job. Download the x-server, etc... Google for it
Nick.
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