forward the dbus session?
Bob Proulx
bob at proulx.com
Sun Feb 15 07:18:56 EST 2009
Jefferson Ogata wrote:
> Brian J. Murrell wrote:
> > But in general, DBUS is the glue that binds disparate desktop
> > applications together, allowing them to send and receive signals. It
> > would be nice if a desktop app started on a remote machine but displaying
> > to my local desktop could interact with my desktop as if I ran it locally.
>
> I generally handle this by running a remote X server under vncserver,
> and simply forwarding a VNC client connection over SSH.
When I need this then this is what I normally do as well. It is
simple and uncomplicated.
I worry that dbus is a large and incompletely documented system
environment with many dependencies and tendrils. It isn't something
that is easy to fully understand at one sitting. I do not understand
it after many sittings. Coding it into ssh probably isn't a general
purpose solution. It doesn't feel like the right direction to me.
Bob
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