It's me, I'm back.
> I'm sure that was a post on this list about an applications you could
> install on the windows server to acheive this (but I can't find it).
It was posted on the Spanish LTSP list.
http://www.cendio.com/seamlessrdp
I've just installed it and it does what it promises. That ann
Am Donnerstag, den 26.10.2006, 10:54 +0200 schrieb Chris Fanning:
> Hi,
>
> I've tried out the options with rdesktop and think that I haven't
> explained myself correctly.
> I'm not talking about hiding the linux window decorations. I want to
> hide the window manager decorations. I mean, I want t
Hi,
I've tried out the options with rdesktop and think that I haven't
explained myself correctly.
I'm not talking about hiding the linux window decorations. I want to
hide the window manager decorations. I mean, I want to hide the
windows title bar with the close, restore and minimize buttons.
I'
Thanks a lot. :)
I'd like to send user and passwd as options but I think that means I
must send the passwd in clear text, is that right?
Chris.
On 10/19/06, Hanne Verheyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you can manage this with -s and -c options
>
> if you wanne see al options, fire up a cmdline,
you can manage this with -s and -c options
if you wanne see al options, fire up a cmdline, and just typ rdesktop
It'll give you all options
in my case this is a working example:
rdesktop <> -a 16 -d SINT-LUTGARDIS -D -k fr-be -N -g
workarea -s "C:\\EduSoft\\FreeCD\\FREECD.EXE" -r sound:local
Hi all,
I read on the list sometime ago of a way to call remote apps on a
windows terminal server without having to open the whole desktop.
I think that post even said that the app stripped the window's window
so you didn't get that 'window inside a window' scenario.
Does anybody recall that? or
