Is there anything even remotely as fast as terminal services for linux ?

[Bryce C]

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All you've got to do still is slip a nice "xhost +>/dev/null&" line into
the xinitrc or one of the other auto-start files.

On Thu, 2003-05-08 at 06:57, David A. Sinck wrote:
> \_ SMTP quoth Bryce C on 5/7/2003 18:30 as having spake thusly:
> \_
> \_ On Thu, 2003-05-08 at 00:33, Entelin wrote:
> \_ > Is there anything even remotely as fast as terminal services for lin=
ux ?
> \_ >=20
> \_ > I know of VNC and its variations but its too slow by far. Don't we h=
ave
> \_ > anything as fast?
> \_
> \_ I read in a thread here (or elsewhere maybe) a couple months back abou=
t
> \_ compressed X clients.
>=20
> Even uncompressed clients can be reasonably fast if you have a decent
> network between the client machine and the xserver.  It depends on
> what you're shipping across the network, really.
>=20
> Ah for the old days when lack of security on X was more fun:
>=20
> while (1)
>   xsetroot -display friendsbox:0 -solid white
>   xsetroot -display friendsbox:0 -solid black
>=20
> David
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Bryce C <Plug@BryceCo.Net>
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