Hal Vaughan wrote:
I want to put an embedded system in someone's office. Embedded because I don't
want them trying to log on or mess with it in any way. And the idea is that on
that system I'd like to have OOo so when someone is using Windows or OS X or
Linux, they could somehow run OOo on the embedded system, yet have the display
show on THEIR computer.
That's easy enough to do with Linux. Just use ssh -X to the target
computer and issue the command "soffice". This will cause OOo to open
on your local system. This can be used with almost any app. You can
even do it all in one command with ssh -X <target> soffice. You can
even create icons to do this for you with a single click. You can also
enable X forwarding, so that you don't have to add -X to the command.
In short, with Linux, it's very easy to do. Can't say the same for Windows.
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