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On Sun, Jun 08, 2003 at 06:44:54PM -0600, Matthew Pittard wrote:
> Windows has a feature that I'm really curious to know if Linux supports. I
> really like the new Remote Desktop Connection that Windows allows. The
> reason I like it is because I can start documents and jobs in Windows and
> then check up on them at home. Now I know I can connect remotely to a Lin=
ux
> box via ssh and used the software installed on that machine remotely,
> however, is there any way for me to log into my machine remotely and see =
my
> desktop just as if I were sitting infront of that computer--just like the
> Windows Remote Desktop Connection allows me to do?
The closest thing I know of is VNC. You can have clients attach
to and detach from a VNC server session instance. Clients can attach
and detach as they please (even with multiple clients onto the same
session!). Anything you want remote access to will have to be started
in the VNC-managed session, I believe, but there may be some trickery
that I am not familiar with here...
Mike
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