Hi,
I use may times “ssh -X user@ip program”
is there a better faster program for doing that?
the X11 preformance is to slow for some programs i uses.
On Thu, 19 Jul 2012 18:06:03 +0000, heelstraf wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use may times “ssh -X user@ip program”
> is there a better faster program for doing that?
> the X11 preformance is to slow for some programs i uses.
Use a remote desktop connection instead. That way if the ssh session
drops, the program won’t crash.
You can also use compression with -C and that’ll help, but I’ve found
that unless on a LAN, using a remote desktop works much better.
Jim
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It also depends if the server is yours (you can enable/disable services and install programs) and which OS is running on the client (I presume it is Linux). On a Linux client, you can start an Xephyr server (same as Xnest but faster) and do a ssh -Y user@server in the window (or fullscreen) opened by Xephyr. If the server is accepting XDMCP connections, you can connect remotely with X - query (or Xephyr -query in a windows). Or you can run FreeNX or NoMachine NX on the server (if its your server).
Setting up NX server (part I: FreeNX)
Setting up NX server (part II: NoMachine NX)
On 19/07/12 19:06, heelstraf wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I use may times “ssh -X user@ip program”
> is there a better faster program for doing that?
> the X11 preformance is to slow for some programs i uses.
>
>
works well for me
Most of the times here also
but when doing heavy stuff like AfterShotPro or Kdenlive it’s to slow
this problem came on also with kde4…
Remote contol is indeed a option, and runs faster.
but what do with resolution, the server is only 1280x…
my client is one with two screens (3840x1080)
the -C option is already in use since kde4 introduction.
On Fri, 20 Jul 2012 04:46:02 +0000, heelstraf wrote:
> Remote contol is indeed a option, and runs faster.
> but what do with resolution, the server is only 1280x…
> my client is one with two screens (3840x1080)
If you use nxserver (freenx as someone else suggested), then resolution
isn’t an issue.
> the -C option is already in use since kde4 introduction.
I’m referring to using -C on the ssh connection, which you didn’t
indicate was in use. That’s the ssh compression option.
Jim
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Jim Henderson
openSUSE Forums Administrator
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The new Universal SSH Key Manager addresses the challenges related to user keys through two distinct and discrete phases.
Phase one is to discover what public and private keys exist in the environment in their current state and to which users, service accounts or applications they are related to - ie to carry out an audit.
Phase two, after the discovery is to take a snapshot of the environment and enforce the key management functions to all new key set-ups, increasing the efficiency and control through automated key setup-ups and identifying and reducing the risks of the existing environment by analysing the findings from phase one, arranging the users, keys and other data to groups and start enforcing the trust relationship policies to the existing already operating environment. As an example, it may be desirable that a group such as SAP users should only be able to access the SAP servers or that a group of UNIX administrators should only have access to the UNIX servers they are assigned to manage.
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ssh -c arcfour,blowfish-cbc -X user@ip program
give me more respons speed.
For users of Fedora Core (Red Hat) releases
for fast ssh -X connection with QT:
ssh -X localhost kate -graphicssystem native