On Thu, 8 Jun 2000, Joseph T. Tannenbaum wrote:
> you don't need anything on the linux end. On the windows end,
> make an xstart using telnet and emulation. on the cmdline, put
> xterm -display @d. The @d grabs your ip address and passes it
> to the host to display back to your machine. You can also do
> a single window mode to the machine and log in with xdm if the
> machine has it.
That's so complicated! Xceed for me just lists the systems which have
XDM, GDM, or KDM running on my network. I just click on the host I
want to connect and, viola, I get a login banner. This works under RH
5.2. RH 6.0 needed debugging turned on inorder for GDM to work.
My RH 6.1 system is a dual-boot with Xceed software, so I don't
connect to it with Xceed.
I've forgotten if there is any setup required.
-Paul Dickson
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