Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-kde (119 mails)

["Escobedo, Jaime HS" <jaime.escobedo@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Just realized that "display" is our own custom utility that allows us to
remote display not the standard one found in /usr/bin/display. But
suppose I was to use ssh and the remote machine is layed out as :0  Hum,
this might be more technical than I thought!!!
 
Thanks a bunch

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From: Stout, Warren [mailto:WStout@xxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 4:12 PM
To: Escobedo, Jaime HS; suse-kde@xxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [suse-kde] How to Remote display and put in specific
desktop



There can be serveral twists to this. But depending on how the remote
desktop is layed out, you can have :0 or :1. There could also be diplays
of :0.0 or :0.1

So first off I'd make sure of what your target is. Another thing would
be if you're using ssh forwarding for X or just telnet. Configuring for
this is different.


-----Original Message-----
From: Escobedo, Jaime           HS [mailto:jaime.escobedo@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Mon 10/30/2006 7:26 AM
To: suse-kde@xxxxxxxx
Subject: [suse-kde] How to Remote display and put in specific desktop

Ok, time to call in the "Big BoyZ" (yup that's all of u)....

How can I send a display to another machine and specify to be put on
certain desktop?  I've tried a combination of things using
"display" and "kstart -desktop 2" and still displays it on the current
desktop.

Let's say.. I want to display an image from one machine to a second one,
but on the second one I'd like it to go to desktop 2.

Thanks,
Jaime Escobedo