[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi William,
You can get on the LUAU list from HOSEF website and ask any Linux
questions directly to the whole list. There are folks worldwide on our
list who are very adept at helping with questions.
Al Plant
Capt. Al,
I was on the internet looking at some local linux pages (HOSEF,
MPLUG, etc...) and I came across your site. I just retired from
the Navy, and worked at Kunia up
until August. They use SUN workstations running Solaris and one
thing we used to do was display a running program from one computer
on a second computer. This is what I've done thus far.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] anime]$ xhost + ActLinux
ActLinux being added to access control list
[EMAIL PROTECTED] anime]$ ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:
Last login: Mon Dec 27 21:58:30 2004 from thinklinux.laptop
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ setenv DISPLAY ThinkLinux:0.0
-bash: setenv: command not found
This question is for the Fedora gurus. I used the aliases for the IP
addresses as they are in /etc/hosts, but the 'setenv' command doesn't
exist on my system. Is that command missing intentionally from
Fedora? I installed from the DVD ISO image, but could have missed
it. Of course, the procedure above worked on a Solaris box, but
Fedora could be different. Could someone point me in the right
direction? Also, is there any way to map an ssh connection? In
other words, is there a way to provide an icon for the connection in
the Nautilus file manager that, when clicked on, would prompt the
user for the password, after which the contents would be displayed?
I'm going to try to find the answers on the Net, but any pointers
would be appreciated.
Mahalo in advance,
William Jones
To set the DISPLAY (variable), in bash, you can "DISPLAY=bla xcommand"
to set the the display for an instance or "export DISPLAY=bla" to set
DISPLAY for the terminal session.
You can make a launcher (icon) for just about any command or script you
can type in the terminal.
Tom Gordon
