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How do you set up X so you can remotely log into it from another system? And also how do you set up a system where you have more then ...
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- 01-13-2010 #1Just Joined!
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How do you set up X so you can remotely log into it from another system? And also how do you set up a system where you have more then one X screen so I can have lets say 3 or 4 X's running instead of just the one that pops up when i hit control alt f7
- 01-14-2010 #2Just Joined!
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I know they may be some unusual questions but Id like to know.
- 01-14-2010 #3
Writing a guide to remote desktop logins is probably outside the scope of the forums.
There are a few different pieces of software you can choose from.
11 of the Best Free Linux Remote Display Software - LinuxLinks News
I don't usually run remote desktops, preferring just a ssh session, so I couldn't say if one is better than another. I have used TighVNC before and FreeNX before and they weren't too difficult to figure out.
Search the web for guides. Post if you get stuck with a specific problem.
For multiple X sessions from the local computer.
Running multiple X sessions
- 01-24-2010 #4Just Joined!
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hey reed9 I did that startx --1 stuff you talked about on one of the other posts and it worked twice but then after i rebooted the pc it stopped working it tells me x is already running when i try it. I can still do the normal startx but the --1 or --2 or any of those no longer work.


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