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Operating Systems Linux Debian Launch remote gui apps in remote hosts Post 302567662 by zauberberg on Monday 24th of October 2011 03:59:56 PM
Old 10-24-2011
Yes, that is,

Do you happen to know any freeware software for that?

Thanks a million,

Juan
 

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LCDproc(3pm)						User Contributed Perl Documentation					      LCDproc(3pm)

NAME
IO::LCDproc - Perl extension to connect to an LCDproc ready display. SYNOPSIS
use IO::LCDproc; my $client = IO::LCDproc::Client->new(name => "MYNAME"); my $screen = IO::LCDproc::Screen->new(name => "screen"); my $title = IO::LCDproc::Widget->new( name => "date", type => "title" ); my $first = IO::LCDproc::Widget->new( name => "first", align => "center", xPos => 1, yPos => 2 ); my $second = IO::LCDproc::Widget->new( name => "second", align => "center", xPos => 1, yPos => 3 ); my $third = IO::LCDproc::Widget->new( name => "third", xPos => 1, yPos => 4 ); $client->add( $screen ); $screen->add( $title, $first, $second, $third ); $client->connect() or die "cannot connect: $!"; $client->initialize(); $title->set( data => "This is the title" ); $first->set( data => "First Line" ); $second->set( data => "Second line" ); $third->set( data => "Third Line" ); $client->flushAnswers(); DESCRIPTION
Follow the example above. Pretty straight forward. You create a client, assign a screen, add widgets, and then set the widgets. IO::LCDproc::Client It is the back engine of the module. It generates the connection to a ready listening server. METHODS new( name => 'Client_Name' [, host => $MYHOSTNAME] [, port => $MYPORTNUMBER] ) Constructor. Takes the following possible arguments (arguments must be given in key => value form): host, port, and name. name is required. add( SCREENREF ) Adds the screens that will be attached to this client. connect() Establishes connection to LCDproc server (LCDd). initialize() Initializes client, screen and all the widgets with the server. answer() Reads an answer from the server flushAnswers() Flushes all answers from the server (should be called regulary if you don't need the answers) IO::LCDproc::Screen METHODS new( name => 'MYNAME') Constructor. Allowed options: heartbeat => 1 or 0. add( @WIDGETS ) Adds the given widgets to this screen. set_prio( $prio ) Sets the screen priority with $prio one of hidden The screen will never be visible background The screen is only visible when no normal info screens exists info normal info screen, default priority foreground an active client alert The screen has an important message for the user. input The client is doing interactive input. IO::LCDproc::Widget METHODS new( name => 'MYNAME' ) Constructor. Allowed arguments: align (left, center, rigth), type (string, title, vbar, hbar, ...), xPos, yPos, data set() Sets the widget to the spec'd args. They may be given on the function call or the may be pre specified. xPos, yPos, data save() Saves current data to be user later. restore() Restore previously saved data. (Implicitly calls set) SEE ALSO
LCDd AUTHOR
Juan C. Muller, <jcmuller@gmail.com> COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright 2005 by Juan C. Muller This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. perl v5.14.2 2012-04-15 LCDproc(3pm)
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