http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-desktop-list/2004-June/msg000(...) The idea is that we allow GDM to accept VNC connections, spawn a VNC
server for each new connection and display a login screen. The user then
authenticates through the login screen as normal and GDM starts a new
session on the VNC server. However, if you then close your VNC client,
the session doesn't go away. GDM continues to manage that session.
You may then go to a different terminal, the server will spawn off a
new VNC server with a login screen through which you log in. However,
once you log in, GDM detects that you already have a session running and
switches you to your original session rather than starting a new
session.
[^] # Re: Petits compléments
Posté par 007 . En réponse au journal Fedora Core 3 Test 1 (2.90) est sorti pour i386 et x86_64. Évalué à 5.
http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-devel-list/2004-July/msg00056(...)
- Remote desktops using VNC
http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-desktop-list/2004-June/msg000(...)
The idea is that we allow GDM to accept VNC connections, spawn a VNC
server for each new connection and display a login screen. The user then
authenticates through the login screen as normal and GDM starts a new
session on the VNC server. However, if you then close your VNC client,
the session doesn't go away. GDM continues to manage that session.
You may then go to a different terminal, the server will spawn off a
new VNC server with a login screen through which you log in. However,
once you log in, GDM detects that you already have a session running and
switches you to your original session rather than starting a new
session.