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Post 29231 by WIntellect on Wednesday 2nd of October 2002 06:59:53 AM
10-02-2002
I use VNC on my WindowsME box on my LAN, then I simply access it with Netscape; something to the effect of:
http://WinME.domain.com:5800/
And the display I get is the Windows display!
I've done the same in FreeBSD!
I started it on one box, then from the other box did something very similar to the line above and accessed the FreeBSD box from my FreeBSD server using Netscape!!!
VERY COOL
http://WinME.domain.com:5800/
And the display I get is the Windows display!
I've done the same in FreeBSD!
I started it on one box, then from the other box did something very similar to the line above and accessed the FreeBSD box from my FreeBSD server using Netscape!!!
VERY COOL |
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ekg2-remote
EKG2-REMOTE(1) General Commands Manual EKG2-REMOTE(1) NAME
ekg2-remote - remote User Interface for EKG2 SYNOPSIS
ekg2-remote [OPTIONS] REMOTE-ENDPOINT DESCRIPTION
ekg2-remote is a program which provides a remote user interface to an EKG2 instance that uses the "remote" plugin. It connects to EKG2 via a socket, and lets you use the program as if it was running locally. The motivation behind this program was to be able to use EKG2 on a low performance machine with limited memory and CPU resources. OPTIONS
-c, --charset=CHARSET forces the charset name to use, -p, --password=PASSWORD sets the password, -T, --test=FRONTEND runs in test mode (for debugging), using FRONTEND user interface (default is ncurses), -F, --frontend=FRONTEND uses FRONTEND user interface (default is ncurses), -m, --no-mouse does not load mouse support, -U, --unicode forces unicode support, -h, --help displays a help message, -v, --version displays program version and exits ENDPOINT specifies the EKG2 instance to connect to. The following are accepted: tcp:address:port cleartext TCP/IP connection to given address and port tcps:address:port SSL-encrypted TCP/IP connection to given address and port udp:address:port UDP/IP connection to given address and port unix:socket-path local (UNIX) connection to given socket-path pipe:fifo-path local (pipe) connection to given fifo-path. Currently unsupported. SEE ALSO
ekg2(1). The full documentation for ekg2 is maintained as a Docbook manual. See http://ekg2.org/ekg2book/ for an online version. User Commands 2008-03-05 EKG2-REMOTE(1)