Thanks for the tips. I hadn't bothered installing KDE because I didn't
think it would work. Maybe I'll try it now.
Cheers
ian
At 19:37 26/11/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Ian:
I also wanted to point out that you can do this:
telnet host.ipaddr
DISPLAY= display.ipaddr:0.0
export DISPLAY
gnome
Ian:
I also wanted to point out that you can do this:
telnet host.ipaddr
DISPLAY= display.ipaddr:0.0
export DISPLAY
gnome-session &
OR
telnet host.ipaddr
DISPLAY= display.ipaddr:0.0
export DISPLAY
startkde &
if you have them installed.
Ed.
Ed.
Thanks a lot!
It works.
Ian
At 09:32 22/11/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Ian:
You do not need to start X on the host.
If Cygwin supports XDM then you need to make sure one of (xdm or
kdm or gdm) is running on the host and configured to allow remote logins.
If you can not
Ian:
You do not need to start X on the host.
If Cygwin supports XDM then you need to make sure one of (xdm or
kdm or gdm) is running on the host and configured to allow remote logins.
If you can not use XDM then you can project X clients on the
Cygwin machine. The host m
I am currently doing a project on an embedded single-board computer (586
based). It has 64MB RAM, 4GB HDD, a serial port and a ethernet port. Note
it has no direct hardware support for a monitor, mouse, keyboard etc.
The source code for the project is stored locally on the HDD and is
compiled l
