Am Freitag, 22. Juli 2005 01:36 schrieb Rob Brandt:
> You have a quote on your home project page:
> 
> "use KDE on Windows XP for easy remote running of my KDE applications 
> on my Mandrake Linux server box. When I need to configure my server or 
> make a fast edit of a webpage, or even move files around, nothing is 
> easier than to simply load up KDE and ssh -X . (from Serious use of KDE 
> on Windows?)" I would like to know how to do this. I have found many 
> alternative ways of doing similar to this, but not exactly, and my 
> efforts so far have failed. I have Cygwin and KDE on Cygwin installed 
> and working on my WinXP system; I can get an X session to my server 
> through ssh using startxwin.bat, which uses xterm.. What do I do to get 
> a KDE session from my SuSE server on my PC? Thanks.
>
The server must enabled xdmp protocol. /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager
Then start from a bash shell 

	xwin -query host -from $COMPUTERNAME &

Another way is to connect the server using ssh and open a kicker panel on your 
pc. 

export DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0
xwin -multiwindow &
xhost + 
ssh user@host 
export DISPLAY=<your_host_ip_address>:0
kicker &


regards
Ralf
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