Set up susebox to do GDM or KDM. Then you will be running thin X and so using the processor on the other linux system which sounds faster. GDM has a nice setup tool for this gdmsetup I believe. I thanked the maker when I discovered it as X is a steam pile of poo.
HTH
Stu
Rowling, Jill wrote:
Hi all,
If I have an X terminal (ancient Red Hat thing with Gnome and Enlightenment) and another Linux system (SuSe thing with KDE), how would you suggest I get the SuSe desktop to appear on the X terminal?
I presume you have to do something like ssh into the SuSe thing with some parameter to say where to put the display?
(Other than using VNC).
I can of course run any individual X application and display it on the X terminal but what about the desktop app itself?
Regards,
Jill.
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