Difference between revisions of "Access the display on a remote computer"
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user@user-desktop $ export DISPLAY=:0 | user@user-desktop $ export DISPLAY=:0 | ||
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+ | The VNC desktop is: user-desktop:0 | ||
Connect from your notebook: | Connect from your notebook: | ||
user@user-notebook $ vncviewer user-desktop:0 | user@user-notebook $ vncviewer user-desktop:0 |
Revision as of 20:48, 27 September 2008
You know that situation? You are running a program on your desktop, and then you want to continue your work on your notebook, maybe because The Simpsons are beginning and you want to work in front of the television. So, time to get your desktop display on your notebook. Of course, without interrupting the programs. Go to your notebook and do:
user@user-notebook $ ssh user@user-desktop user@user-desktop $ export DISPLAY=:0 user@user-desktop $ x11vnc
The program x11vnc tells you where to connect. The line will read like
The VNC desktop is: user-desktop:0
Connect from your notebook:
user@user-notebook $ vncviewer user-desktop:0