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A more secure way than VNC to connect your Linux remotely with a GUI

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14-Jan-2008, 09:32 AM #1
A more secure way than VNC to connect your Linux remotely with a GUI
Forwarding GNOME via SSH.

-- Tom

P.S. I assume this could be done with KDE by replacing gnome-session in the last step with (an equivalent session command for KDE - kde-session?), but have not tried either as I do not have the required resources.
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14-Jan-2008, 10:53 AM #2
lotus,

Instead of gnome-session, I believe you would enter startkde.

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14-Jan-2008, 03:45 PM #3
No, you need to enter the rino-linux os with the startkde or gnome.
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