The one I use is Xming but it is rare. Most often I prefer the integrated in Gnome VNC.
The reason I am posting this link is that sometimes I really need and want to connect to my desktop machine in this way but I cant find good software. So I decide that my blog is the perfect place to note this.
xserver
It is network link from the TV/Device to a media server
Some servers for different OS-es
How to build media PC: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10111
Trac
==Start the administration==
trac-admin /home/domains/spider/trac-dagensps
==Run the server with==
tracd –auth=*,/home/domains/spider/.passwords,spider.bg –port 8000 /home/domains/spider/trac_envs/dagensps /home/domains/spider/trac_envs/trucks
==Add users==
htdigest /home/domains/spider/.passwords spider.bg a.inkov@spider.bg
==Apache Integration==
http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracCgi#AddingAuthentication
Here is what I use to start the trac in spider:
router:/home/domains/spider# cat trac.start.sh
#!/bin/bash
tracd –port 8000 \
–auth=dagensps,/home/domains/spider/.passwords,spider.bg /home/domains/spider/trac_envs/dagensps \
–auth=trucks,/home/domains/spider/.passwords,spider.bg /home/domains/spider/trac_envs/trucks \
–auth=bbi,/home/domains/spider/.bbi_passwords,spider.bg /home/domains/spider/trac_envs/bbi/
| Key | Action | Notes |
| Ctrl+a c | new window | |
| Ctrl+a n | next window | I bind F12 to this |
| Ctrl+a p | previous window | I bind F11 to this |
| Ctrl+a “ | select window from list | I have window list in the status line |
| Ctrl+a Ctrl+a | previous window viewed | |
| Ctrl+a S | split terminal horizontally into regions | Ctrl+a c to create new window there |
| Ctrl+a :resize | resize region | |
| Ctrl+a :fit | fit screen size to new terminal size | Ctrl+a F is the same. Do after resizing xterm |
| Ctrl+a :remove | remove region | Ctrl+a X is the same |
| Ctrl+a tab | Move to next region | |
| Ctrl+a d | detach screen from terminal | Start screen with -r option to reattach |
| Ctrl+a A | set window title | |
| Ctrl+a x | lock session | Enter user password to unlock |
| Ctrl+a [ | enter scrollback/copy mode | Enter to start and end copy region. Ctrl+a ] to leave this mode |
| Ctrl+a ] | paste buffer | Supports pasting between windows |
| Ctrl+a > | write paste buffer to file | useful for copying between screens |
| Ctrl+a < | read paste buffer from file | useful for pasting between screens |
| Ctrl+a ? | show key bindings/command names | Note unbound commands only in man page |
| Ctrl+a : | goto screen command prompt | up shows last command entered |
http://bubbleshq.com/features - notify a desktop from a websites
http://www.slimtimer.com/users/home - time tracking website free - good and funny to use
I happy that I have worked enough with the svn to see its drawbacks.
One of the drawbacks is the speeds of commits.
The second one is that my repository starts to break often. here is how I repair it when this happends:
svnadmin repair /var/lib/subversion/public/payak
then don’t forget to change the rights
chown -R www-data:www-data /var/lib/subversion/public/payak/
Wow! What a wonderfull article here
http://www.yuuguu.com/home its free, it has win/mac/linux versions!
http://www.nchsoftware.com/screen/index.html
A free software that lets others watch your screen in real time. No need to install any software, which is a plus. Works with Windows, Mac and Linux.
CroosLoop is also very easy to use, but requires that each party install the CrossLoop software onto their computers. Uses 128-bit encryption and allows for file-sharing also.
https://secure.logmein.com/home.asp?lang=en
Another popular service for remote desktop sharing. Easily access remote PC’s by installing a client software onto each machine. Good for remote PC trouble-shooting, etc.
A good free tool for online collaboration, desktop sharing, and remote PC access. No registration required, no logins, very easy to use. Uses SSH to make connections to other PC’s.
SkyFex allows remote watching and remote control in real time. Does not require additional software installation and works transparently through NAT and Firewalls. Only for IE though.
http://www.teamviewer.com/index.aspx
TeamViewer has a couple of features, such as remote control of PCs, screen sharing, file transfer, chat ability, and is secure. Have to install the TeamViewer software for it to work.
