michael wrote:
> as bad or worse than [X]vnc?
Yes. XVNC isn't all that bad, really. Well, correction, TightVNC. I've
not used the base VNC in years. Anyway, TightVNC isn't all that bad. On the
LAN there's no 2-3s pause to redraw portions of Thunderbird that were
overlapped by other window
On Wed, 2005-07-27 at 13:21 -0700, Steve Lamb wrote:
> Steve Lamb wrote:
> > Ok wrong authentication!? What't the hell's going on now? The
> > laptop's got the desktop's xauth cookie. The desktop has xhost wide open to
> > the entire world. The SSH tunnel is up and running fine; I'm us
Steve Lamb wrote:
> Ok wrong authentication!? What't the hell's going on now? The
> laptop's got the desktop's xauth cookie. The desktop has xhost wide open to
> the entire world. The SSH tunnel is up and running fine; I'm using it right
> now to write this! So what bloody freakin' au
michael wrote:
> I presume sshd is configured with
> X11Forwarding yes
> on your boxes?
Yup. Like I said, the SSH tunnel works fine as I was using it to write
the message. IE, right now TBird is displayed on the desktop from the laptop
through SSH. :)
Thanks for the sanity check, tho
On Wed, 2005-07-27 at 13:00 -0700, Steve Lamb wrote:
> Ok, here's the problem I'm trying to solve. I have a laptop on which I am
> running Debian pretty much 24/7. It is my "work machine" in that I try to
> keep all productive work on that machine so if I ever need to travel I can pop
> it ou
Ok, here's the problem I'm trying to solve. I have a laptop on which I am
running Debian pretty much 24/7. It is my "work machine" in that I try to
keep all productive work on that machine so if I ever need to travel I can pop
it out of it's dock, pack it up, and everything goes with me. Thi
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