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On Monday 21 May 2007 09:30, Andrew Lowe wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> I'm in the process of setting up a linux box as my desktop machine. |
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> I've got X up and running, am about to do the kde install, but have a |
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> question regarding "remote" X windows. |
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> SNIP |
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> Any thoughts on this greatly appreciated, |
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> Andrew Lowe |
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Well if you are planning on using KDM as your login prompt and want to get the |
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remote login prompt not just run a remote application. |
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1. Open up your kdmrc file located in '/usr/kde/<YOUR KDE VERSION |
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HERE>/share/config/kdm/'. If you have only one kde installation you can |
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emacs, nano or vi /usr/kde/*/share/config/kdm/kdmrc |
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2. Look for this section: [Xdmcp] ( it's somewhere in the end of the config |
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file ) |
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3. Set 'Enable' to 'True': Enable=true |
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That's it, you should be able to see the box in any remote login screen on the |
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network. |
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