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| − | You want to access an X11 session that already exists.
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| − | * someone is running Linux and requesting support from you
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| − | * you want to train a user how to work with a specific gui software
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| − | * you have worked on your desktop computer and want to continue work in front of the TV (Simpsons coming) on your notebook
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| − | So let's assume you want to access an X11 session of ''user'' on the computer ''user-desktop''.
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| − | Go to your computer and do:
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| − | you@your-computer $ ssh user@user-desktop
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| − | user@user-desktop $ export DISPLAY=:0
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| − | user@user-desktop $ x11vnc
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| − | The program x11vnc tells you where to connect. The line will read like
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| − | The VNC desktop is: user-desktop:0
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| − | Connect from your notebook:
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| − | you@your-computer $ vncviewer user-desktop:0
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| − | = See also =
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| − | * [[webex]]
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