RE: Reconnect to X session
I downloaded the xmove file without a problem -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Thomas Chadwick Sent: Friday, 19 November 2004 12:45 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Reconnect to X session >From: Bobby McNulty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Reconnect >to X session Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 14:32:54 -0600 > >Thomas Chadwick wrote: > >>Sounds like a candidate for xmove... >> >>ftp://ftp.cs.columbia.edu/pub/xmove/ >> >Nothing there. Huh? I see the following when I visit that URL: FTP directory /pub/xmove/ at ftp.cs.columbia.edu WELCOME TO FTP.CS.COLUMBIA.EDU "One Stop FTP" Welcome anonymous! The department of Computer of Science mirrors many sites on a nightly basis with many major Internet software packages. A quick rundown includes: X11R[56], amd, gnu, emacs (and clones), Mosaic, Linux, RFCs, perl, rdist and whole lot more. The README file in this directory contains our current exhaustive list. We may use your ID and host location info to generate usage stats. We will make our results public from time to time. Your *transactions* are being logged at the request of several contributors who wish to maintain up-to-date records as to who has their software, so they can keep you up-to-date on changes, updates, and bug fixes as necessary. Simple perusal commands (cd, ls, etc) are *not* logged. If logging offends your, then please do not transfer from this site or close the connection now. Uploads are permissible to /incoming but only for temporary periods. The server classifies accesses. You are connection number 3 out of a permitted 30. If you have questions about this site, please mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP ZIP ZIP ZIP *** VERY IMPORTANT NOTE ***ZIP ZIP ZIP ZIP Most of the files in the "archives" directory are zipped, ZIP ZIP using GNU zip, and have a ".gz" (lowercase "GZ") extension. ZIP ZIP Read the file /archives/README before you attempt toZIP ZIP complain that "the files are corrupt", "your ftp server ZIP ZIP is broken" et al. Ignorance will not be tolerated! ZIP ZIP ZIP ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP The name of this file is (~ftp)/.login.msg. Up to higher level directory 08/10/1997 12:00AM352 README 03/22/1997 12:00AM184,415 xmond.tar.gz 10/31/1995 12:00AM 79,989 xmove.01.eps 10/31/1995 12:00AM 99,371 xmove.02.eps 10/31/1995 12:00AM102,438 xmove.03.eps 10/31/1995 12:00AM100,008 xmove.04.eps 11/08/1996 12:00AM165,246 xmove.1.2h.tar.gz 11/14/1997 12:00AM639,187 xmove.2.0beta2.tar.gz 10/24/1995 12:00AM211,169 xmove.thesis.ps 02/09/1995 12:00AM202,296 xmove_performance_slides1.ps 02/09/1995 12:00AM 50,464 xmove_performance_slides2.ps
RE: Reconnect to X session
From: "Thomas Chadwick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Reconnect to X session Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 15:27:19 -0500 Sounds like a candidate for xmove... ftp://ftp.cs.columbia.edu/pub/xmove/ One more thing. Looks like this issue was discussed almost exactly 2 years ago in this very forum... http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2002-11/msg00289.html
Re: Reconnect to X session
From: Bobby McNulty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Reconnect to X session Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 14:32:54 -0600 Thomas Chadwick wrote: Sounds like a candidate for xmove... ftp://ftp.cs.columbia.edu/pub/xmove/ Nothing there. Huh? I see the following when I visit that URL: FTP directory /pub/xmove/ at ftp.cs.columbia.edu WELCOME TO FTP.CS.COLUMBIA.EDU "One Stop FTP" Welcome anonymous! The department of Computer of Science mirrors many sites on a nightly basis with many major Internet software packages. A quick rundown includes: X11R[56], amd, gnu, emacs (and clones), Mosaic, Linux, RFCs, perl, rdist and whole lot more. The README file in this directory contains our current exhaustive list. We may use your ID and host location info to generate usage stats. We will make our results public from time to time. Your *transactions* are being logged at the request of several contributors who wish to maintain up-to-date records as to who has their software, so they can keep you up-to-date on changes, updates, and bug fixes as necessary. Simple perusal commands (cd, ls, etc) are *not* logged. If logging offends your, then please do not transfer from this site or close the connection now. Uploads are permissible to /incoming but only for temporary periods. The server classifies accesses. You are connection number 3 out of a permitted 30. If you have questions about this site, please mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP ZIP ZIP ZIP *** VERY IMPORTANT NOTE ***ZIP ZIP ZIP ZIP Most of the files in the "archives" directory are zipped, ZIP ZIP using GNU zip, and have a ".gz" (lowercase "GZ") extension. ZIP ZIP Read the file /archives/README before you attempt toZIP ZIP complain that "the files are corrupt", "your ftp server ZIP ZIP is broken" et al. Ignorance will not be tolerated! ZIP ZIP ZIP ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP_ZIP The name of this file is (~ftp)/.login.msg. Up to higher level directory 08/10/1997 12:00AM352 README 03/22/1997 12:00AM184,415 xmond.tar.gz 10/31/1995 12:00AM 79,989 xmove.01.eps 10/31/1995 12:00AM 99,371 xmove.02.eps 10/31/1995 12:00AM102,438 xmove.03.eps 10/31/1995 12:00AM100,008 xmove.04.eps 11/08/1996 12:00AM165,246 xmove.1.2h.tar.gz 11/14/1997 12:00AM639,187 xmove.2.0beta2.tar.gz 10/24/1995 12:00AM211,169 xmove.thesis.ps 02/09/1995 12:00AM202,296 xmove_performance_slides1.ps 02/09/1995 12:00AM 50,464 xmove_performance_slides2.ps
Re: Reconnect to X session
Thomas Chadwick wrote: Sounds like a candidate for xmove... ftp://ftp.cs.columbia.edu/pub/xmove/ Nothing there.
RE: Reconnect to X session
Sounds like a candidate for xmove... ftp://ftp.cs.columbia.edu/pub/xmove/
Re: Reconnect to X session
On Thu, 18 Nov 2004, Junkmail wrote: > I want to be able to connect, disconnect & reconnect the same as VNC. This is not possible with X11. > I can, and do use, VNC however the issue is that the Linux box runs at > 800x600 due to an old monitor while my XP Pro dekstop runs at 1900x1220. I > want/need the higher resolution. Use VNC. As another poster already stated you can change the size of the VNC desktop with the -geometry WxH switch. check man Xvnc on linux bye ago
