Under Windows, I can run cygwin and create a X session running in a single window, inside which I can run gnome-session on a remote Linux. I like that usage model. I know about and have used vnc, but I prefer do the remote X thing. Is it possible to do the same thing while running gnome on my local Linux system? I tried simply ssh -X -l into a remote box and simply firing up gnome-session, and gnome actually came up, but it got upset that I was already running a window manager, and got totally confused since I had two panels. I had to exit X completely to get it reset.
I haven't found a way to confine a remote gnome-session to a single window under Linux. Appreciate any pointers. -- Guy Rouillier
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