thanks for still taking the trouble to help me! i will follow your troubleshooting but very quickly: Xnest is something a friend told me about which meant i could open a konsole in kde on my workstation and type 'Xnest -query :1 <servername/ip>' or similar and a window would open, this would give me a login screen on the server in a window on the workstation, but only as i've described earlier when i was unable to also login locally on the server, alternatively ctrl-alt-fN>X -query <servername/ip> would work as well there was a package called Xnest iirc :-)
bascule On Tuesday 02 July 2002 9:55 am, you wrote: > If all this works, all you need to do is comment out the line in > /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers for your workstation also so that you don't have to > type "X :1" instead of X. �btw, what is Xnest? > > Thanks, > pesarif -- The cat turned and tried to find a place of safety in the suit's breastplate. He was beginning to doubt he'd make it through the knight. (Lords and Ladies)
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