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Guys, In the old days... circa 1990, I was really big on X-terminals and xdmcp. Basically we ran these large unix systems, (SGI was big then) which didn't have any display devices and we would buy a bunch of XTerminals which we installed on peoples desks. We all shared the same system. But the model has changed with everyone having their own PC. But I was wondering, is ther anyway of using xdmcp or somehow take advantage of it to startup a session so that I can do some kind of remote desktop'ing? Currently I use vnc and have to log into the system I want to vnc to, startup the vncserver (Xvnc) and then run my vnc client on my desktop. It would be nice if somehow I could run a vncviewer and somehow attach to it as if I had a virtual xterminal. Does that kind of interface exist these days? Thanks for the replies in advance. Cheers. Steve.
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