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Hey ...
I wanted to know if I could open mmy windows desktop on linux as well.
Unless I saw something else.. I know I have seen some people do it.
Can some please help me here.
Thanks
What is it you're asking? You want to make your Linux desktop look like your Windows one? You want to have the same things on your desktop under both systems? You want to access the physical files on your Windows desktop from within Linux? Please, a little more specificity. Thanks.
What I mean is that when I was not a linux user I saw one of these guys who was on linux have a seperate window open in which he had his windows desktop. Basically it was like any other window open on his linux desktop and it had windows running in it.
Hope i have clarifed my question
Thanks anyways
Windows XP is Windows NT. Microsoft plays name games but Windows 2000 is NT 5.0 and XP is NT 5.1, in the same line as NT 4.0, which was actually called NT 4.0. *g* I don't really know anything about rdesktop - I just remembered a guy telling me about it and found the link. I don't see why it wouldn't work, though. What was the other problem? Mandrake? Should be fine there, too.
are you wanting to run a be able to use the desktop of another box running windows on your linux srean at the same time are are you actually wanting to run a windows on top of linux.
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