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Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> What I want |
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> to do is actually log in as one of them, start a Gnome session and see |
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> their desktop as they would see it but displayed here 350 miles away |
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> in a window on my machine. |
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Ah, what you want is remote framebuffer support. |
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kde-base/krfb will do the trick, and I know there is a gnome equivalent |
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(but I don't know what it is called). It uses vnc, and it essentially |
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runs as a daemon if you configure it correctly. |
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I'm not sure where it is, but I'm guessing somewhere in the gnome |
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control panel you can enable it. Then you can connect to display :0 and |
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see whatever is on the console. Note that I'm not sure if you'll see |
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anything using direct hardware rendering (like mplayer-using-xv/etc). |
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And as you expect it is a bit slow. |