It would be nice to connect to the x server via a (secure, vpn?) remote desktop (vnc?) protocol. I could then browse the internet from the location of the host, or the intranet / home PCs.
It won't probably work for XBMC video playing
remote desktop to x server
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plj
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remote desktop to x server
Just an idea,
It would be nice to connect to the x server via a (secure, vpn?) remote desktop (vnc?) protocol. I could then browse the internet from the location of the host, or the intranet / home PCs.
It won't probably work for XBMC video playing
It would be nice to connect to the x server via a (secure, vpn?) remote desktop (vnc?) protocol. I could then browse the internet from the location of the host, or the intranet / home PCs.
It won't probably work for XBMC video playing
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Kapitein Haak
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Re: remote desktop to x server
If you just want to browse the internet from the host and are using a VPN you are already done.
Use OpenVPN and redirect the gateway; you can then browse the internet from the location of the host.
Use OpenVPN and redirect the gateway; you can then browse the internet from the location of the host.
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buhuhu
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Re: remote desktop to x server
maybe use export DISPLAY=ip:0.0