Alex Barger wrote:
(Sorry for attempting to post this multiple time.)
I was just thinking about that today, how strange. I have been working
on implenting a LTSP configuration at my office for our hp t5525 thin
clients and just spent some time redirecting displays with them. They
are too expe
On Sun, 25 Sep 2005, Alex Barger wrote:
Thanks Greg.
I did a xhost on the dest. host before I logged into the mythserver. I had to
go into my XDM configuration and allow remote connections in there, rebooted
and then it let me connect. I then made a new config directory and changed
the "Loca
Thanks Greg.
I did a xhost on the dest. host before I logged into the mythserver. I
had to go into my XDM configuration and allow remote connections in
there, rebooted and then it let me connect. I then made a new config
directory and changed the "LocalHostName" parameter to be a new name.
Wh
> Does anyone know if mythfrontend can connect to remote display?
Of course it can. Playing video other than just using X11 drawing is
another matter :)
> On client machine did a quick test
You want to run xhost on the destination machine, not on the machine
actually running myth.
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(Sorry for attempting to post this multiple time.)
I was just thinking about that today, how strange. I have been working
on implenting a LTSP configuration at my office for our hp t5525 thin
clients and just spent some time redirecting displays with them. They
are too expensive $400 each fo
