Re: Good Bye FC5

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Guy Fraser wrote:

Now, does anyone know how to execute the gnome menu button
remotely?  I normally connect to several different machines
and would like to have access to their menus and be able to
launch any available program without having to run the rest
of the desktop remotely.

Sounds like crazy talk to me. ;^}

FWIW this sort of works in KDE. If you ssh to another box with -Y and in the resulting bash session type

kicker

it does give you a "start button" from the remote box, in fact a whole panel. But confusingly the panel reflects the windows open on your local box :-) However the start button contents, and any apps started there run on the remote box but using your local display. It's not quite what Les asks for but it's quite cool that it can work :-)

-Andy

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