How does one do that? I use the command vncserver. Should I be using the
command "Xvnc -cc 3" to start the server?
Andrew
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| I am running Red Hat 7.1 and trie
I am running Red Hat 7.1 and tried to modify the xstartup file so that it
would load KDE. But it failed miserably always crashing.
Am I doing something wrong or is KDE incompatible with this or what is the
problem that I am having? What am I doing wrong...
Here is the xstartup file that I ha
I am wondering what kind of configuration would have to be setup on my Linux
box so that I can view the GNOME desktop that comes up when the computer
boots up (not a replica of it). I am very novice when it comes to Linux so
any and all help is greatly appreciated. I know I saw this same topic
vance.
Andrew MacKenzie
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I do not think that is possible. It only displays the computer screen.
What you can do is set up an FTP server on your home PC and then download
the songs to your work machine.
Though if you use this method, make sure you are allowed to download MP3s
onto your work PC as your supervisor may hav
