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-=> Gerrit Kuehn wrote to Dan Clough <=-

 KK>> "both running X" - for that I am using X forwarding via ssh.

 DC> Ahhhh yes, that may be the simplest approach.  Thank you.

 GK> Depends on what you want: for running a single remote window that is
 GK> not too complex it may be ok, given you have enough bandwidth and low
 GK> latency on your network. However, X forwarding (nor XDMCP) was never
 GK> made for the complex displays software nowadays can create (using 3D,
 GK> lots of acceleration features and so on). Also, this does not offer
 GK> persistence.

Yeah, I`m now thinking this isn`t the way to go for me.  I`ve fiddled 
with X forwarding in the past and have had mixed results.  Thanks.



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