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Ok, some programs like x11vnc, allow you to see the desktop as if you were sitting there at the desk. When I log in using tightvnc I get a tan desktop with a terminal. No gDesklets, wallpaper, icons, or task bar. Just a desktop, and a terminal. With that terminal I can run things like gaim, or xchat, or any GUI application for that matter. But if I don't log out, it contiues to run in lala land where I logged in. Now if I goto the computer than I logged in to, and shut it down, all those applications will turn off.
Like yesterday, I ran Mozilla-firefox using tightvnc. Well I left it up, so when I got home and went to use firefox, I had to make another profile because it was being used already.
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