In article <[🔎] 19990908213744.C15777@empire.net.au> you write: >I recently talked the guys at work into letting me install debian on my >computer there. It's a pretty crappy PC (P100 with 40M of RAM and a 1M >VGA Card), but I mainly use it for netscape and connecing to an NT >Terminal Server with Citrix (yuck!). > >Anyway, I'm obviously running a local X Server on my machine, which I >log into using WDM. Sometimes, however, I want to connect to one of the >other Sun boxen and run X off them, which I figure I should be able to >do (like an X Terminal). > >My question is, how? With the X Terminals we have, there is a chooser >app to select the system to log into. I've read the WDM docs, and I >can't seem to find a setting to let me choose my machine or another on >the local network. if you just want to do it once off, run X like this: X -query hostname or X -indirect localhost for a menu >Does anyone know how I might do this, of have suggestions as to where I >could look? I'd be prepared to change back to XDM, or even GDM, if it >can't be done in WDM. I have a script to put in /etc/init.d/X that will automatically restart X as required, in my diskless boot package. Please ask for further details. -- Brian May <bam@snoopy.apana.org.au>
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