On Thu, 10 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Rob,
>
> I'm guessing your next question might be "how?". I don't know. I
> downloaded an X Windows server to an NT workstation and I can get it to
> connect, but so far no luck in running a Linux X session. It might be
> easier from a Linux box, I don't know haven't had time to try. If I were
> you though I'd try to get it running on a LAN connected machine before
> trying a remote connnection, that way you can see what's going on at each
> end.
>
> Good Luck!
>
> Tom
>
Depending on the SSH cliend program you ar running on windows, it can be
easy or hard. If you run a client that will forward X connection, and you
have the ssh server on your Linux box configured allow this, then you just
start up the X server on your windows box, ssh to the Linux box, and start
the X program from the command line. If you are running an X server on
the windows machine that doesn't run a windows manager, you can start your
favorite windows manager on the Linux box...
F-secure will forward X connections. PuTTY does not. I am not sure about
other windows ssh clients.
Mikkel
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