On 12/21/06, Ori Idan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have two computers on internal network (both of them Debian unstable) I would like to login to a remote computer using gdm.
That is, you want to start an entirely new GNOME/KDE session using a remote computer as the display. This is called XDMCP. For that to work, the remote computer's X server should connect to your gdm through the XDMCP port (UDP 177 -- make sure you have it open in your firewall!). Often, on the remote computer, you'd run GDM or KDM as well and it'll have a GUI option for starting a remote session. Otherwise (e.g. if you're on Cygwin), you can start a remote session manually: X --query your-gdm-machine
