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At work I have a XP pro workstation. I don't use it for much it is a dell and it is slow, but I need it for if I have ...
  1. 11-12-2004 #1
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    Terminal Services

    At work I have a XP pro workstation. I don't use it for much it is a dell and it is slow, but I need it for if I have to terminal service into the Small Business Server. They allow me to use my slackware laptop as a workstation too. I could give up my windows box if I could do Terminal Sevices on my laptop. Is there such a program or is there something I can configure to do this?

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    Hi Mike,

    Do you mean a remote desktop for connecting to NT servers ?
    take a peek at http://www.rdesktop.org/

    Or Terminal server as I know it (connecting multiple dumb clients to a server www.k12ltsp.org/

    Hope it's of help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Talion
    Hi Mike,

    Do you mean a remote desktop for connecting to NT servers ?
    take a peek at http://www.rdesktop.org/



    Tony.
    I mean this one. I will check that out thanks,
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    Thanks for the suggestion here. It was exactly what I looking for.
    Thanks again,
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    KDE

    KDE has its own remote desktop utility that also supports VNC and special key inputs. That expands the functionality of rdesktop.org.

    Its worth looking at
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    Can you give me anymore info?
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    VNC

    Vnc is a good choice for remote desktop connections ; there are vnc clients for windows you can download one from here

    More information is in here.

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