Re: remote hosting

2006-01-31 Thread Adam Fedor
Yes these seems like a good change. On Jan 30, 2006, at 4:00 PM, Fred Kiefer wrote: Hi Tim, thank you for this long explaination. You did convince me, I am now all in favour for your patch. Your patch seems to make scenarios possible, that didn't work before. But this is not my area of

Re: remote hosting

2006-01-30 Thread Tim McIntosh
Hi Fred, Sorry for the confusion. The specific case that I want to work is as follows: I have a machine running GNUstep (call it 'localhost'). I log into this machine from another non-GNUstep machine (call it 'remotehost') using 'Xnest' (display :1) to connect to the xdm on

Re: remote hosting

2006-01-30 Thread Fred Kiefer
Hi Tim, thank you for this long explaination. You did convince me, I am now all in favour for your patch. Your patch seems to make scenarios possible, that didn't work before. But this is not my area of expertice, perhaps Adam and Richard have something to say here? Fred Tim McIntosh wrote:

Re: remote hosting

2006-01-30 Thread Fred Kiefer
Hi Tim, I read through your mail and your patch, but still don't quite get the issue you have. It is a know problem that GNUstep will complain about multiple displays and it even may not work fully correctly in that case, but what is causing you problems? What value are you using for DISPLAY?

Re: remote hosting

2006-01-29 Thread Tim McIntosh
Hello, I tried to send this message last week, but there were problems with my list subscription so I think it ended up in a black hole somewhere. Has anyone ever addressed the issues raised in http://lists.gnu.org/ archive/html/gnustep-dev/2002-01/msg00013.html, regarding -NSHost support