skip@xxxxxxxxx wrote: > I have a remote user (the company CEO, so no pressure or anything...) who is > having trouble with a small PyGTK app I wrote recently. He says from > time-to-time all the SpinButtons in the app reset to default values. I am > trapping every signal I can think of and logging all activity in the user > interface. I see nothing in my log files which would explain what he's > seeing. > > I can't think of how to debug this without being able to watch his screen or > at least this app on his screen. I don't want to wait until the next time > he visits the home office (about once a quarter). Is there some sort of > x-tee or gtk-tee program which takes a second DISPLAY as an argument which > would allow the app to display on both his screen and mine (I could monitor > but wouldn't be able to manipulate the user interface)? Maybe I'm just > thinking about this problem the wrong way. I'm open any suggestions about > how to tackle this problem. If he's using Gnome, you can do remote screen sharing quite easily using ssh forwarding and vnc. On Windows there are a number of solutions for screen sharing, including logmein.com The ability to share a single app via some kind of XTee deal would be slick, though. Don't know that it exists, however. _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
