open GUI on Linux machine from other machine (Windows or Linux)
Hi folks,
Here is my scenario: From one machine (Windows or Linux), I want to open a GUI program on a Linux machine (such as 'xclock') via ssh or STAF or anything else. How can I do it? That Linux machine is Fedora 6. For example: on that Linux machine, I type 'xclock', then a GUI appears. But from other machine, I use ssh to call command 'xclock' on that machine, I can not see the GUI of that program appear. Thanks guys in advance. Regards, Viet Nguyen. |
Maybe something like VNC is what you're looking for? That is the only way I can think of seeing the GUI from another machine. I don't think there is a way to call up an individual GUI from other machines.
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This may be helpful for Linux to Linux:
http://freenx.berlios.de/ |
Thanks guys.
Let me clarify my scenario. I'm a tester, and I want to "open" a GUI program on Linux machine to do some task, not "see" it on that Linux machine screen. I prefer using command line such ssh or STAF command. How can I do it. Thanks. Regards, Viet Nguyen. |
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