I have a bunch of quick'n'dirty Python/Tkinter apps designed to test instrumentation/m2m protocols on various platforms (Win7/Mac/Linux, x86/ARM). Python/Tkinter is ideal for this, but now I need to run the apps on a headless Ubuntu (quantal) ARM (arm-hf) system, with the GUI shown remotely.
>From a Linux remote system, I login via "ssh -Y" and start the app from the >command line. I do the same thing from Win7 after installing the Cygwin >Xserver. I'd like to have a "one-click" approach for others who would like to run the remote test apps, but don't (and shouldn't) know a thing about ssh or X11. I'd like it to be as easy as launching a local program, or opening a web page from a shortcut. Is this a good job for WinSwitch? If so, any hints before I dive in? TIA, -BobC _______________________________________________ shifter-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.devloop.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/shifter-users
