Summary: the reason i'm posting this is because i tried to get an answer here and couldnt, so i'm answering a questing i posted like 3 months ago for other use...
Summary: well i do have a s.u.s.e. maschine running and i'll wanna access those box with a remote desktop tool form windows to SuSe maschine . and i wanna see ...
Summary: I am running Fedora core 6 and would like to remote desktop in from work...all the machines are running XP. I see you can remote from Fedora to window...
Summary: Is there something in Ubuntu like Remote Desktop Connection in windows? Other than VNC what can I use? Most importantly I want something like a Remote...
Summary: Hi guys Can I know whether Remote Desktop Connection can be use in Linux just like windows? If the answer is either Yes or No, is there a source to pr...
Summary: As well as vcn you can install xvnc which will provide you graphical access to the actual X desktop on the server (more like like windoze vnc as oppos...
Summary: Can anyone recommend software for running a remote desktop on an MS Windows machine? I'm wondering what X server most people use, or if stuff like VNC...
Summary: TightVNC, RealVNC, TridiaVNC. If you want to actually control a running X session (display 0) then use KDE Remote Desktop Sharing. There are others,...
Summary: I just picked up an oldlaptop. It has a 75 Mhz pentium 1, 540 MB HD, and 8 mb of ram. I want to set it up as a client to a remote desktop run by mai...
Summary: Hi, I am using Mandrake Linux 10.1 Official. I was trying to setup VNC on it for remote administration, but I ran into many problems including a very ...
Summary: Hey .. i am currently running a linux firewall using IPChains. I also have a windows XP box within the network as well. What i would like to be abl...
Summary: I have never used remote access (remote desktop?) but thought it was just a vncserver so it is the same as though you are sitting at the remote machin...
Summary: recently started implementing open source into our network for obvious reasons but would like to take it one step further is there a linux rdp server ...
Summary: you should set the environment variable "DISPLAY" to your localhost and then add ":0.0" to mean the first display of that host. then you can run an mw...
Summary: Every one does. There are more than a few ports of remote desktop and other remote access apps. Telnet has worked for years. There are plenty of pxe...
Summary: Hi i want to configure VPN with linux 9.0 as server and winxp prof as client, winxp is not on same network its standlone machine how can i configure ...
Summary: I have a VPN account zt my work and I setup my xp box t home so I can dial my ISP and than VPN into my work. In windows , with create a new connection...
Summary: I have a Linux based enterprise finacial application (ACCPAC, only one for the mid market, www.accpac.com). My problem is this: I would like to star...
Summary: We have an old computer with IPCop 1.3 running as a front to three webservers. It is running fine on the network but the machine is old and we want to...
Summary: Hmm, but then I read you want "no mouse" which means you want to control this Harddriveless machine remotely, not the other way around. MSTSC.exe is t...
Summary: cygwin adds a posix layer to windows meaning linux apps (most) will run native under windows.. and yes it works as a funtional x server for linux ap...
Summary: http://www.tightvnc.com/ OR Also I believe KDE now has a remote desktop-like utility built into it. OR to get encryption/compression ssh into your lin...
Summary: Hi, I'm a MIS Officer. I'm now starting to use linux but I'm not familiar with it because i use window. Okay cut the craps, I'm now planing to change ...
Summary: I am (extremely) new to Linux and have decided to go with Puppy Linux, because I think it was the only thing that would work on my REALLY old laptop. ...
Summary: Well, not sure it can be answered. As of today what cloud means to me is an application running on a web browser. All of the computation is done on th...
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