Hi, ext Larry Battraw wrote: >> > VNC (or similar): I would like to be able to use the n800 from my >> > notebook with >> > its larger display and especially keyboard. (The most >> > important is the >> > keyboard---I don't want to buy and carry around a bluetooth >> > keyboard when I always >> > have my notebook with me anyway. >> >> If your laptop is running Linux, you could use something like x2x: >> http://packages.debian.org/stable/x11/x2x > > I installed it on my Ubuntu box but by default it looks like Xomap > on the n800 is set to not listen for remote connections. Actually it should (that's a bug in Xomap configuration discussed earlier in this list :)). Are you sure you've asked the N800 X server to allow connections from your machine (e.g. with: "xhost +<your IP>", see "man xhost")? Alternatively you could just forward the N800 local X connection over ssh ("ssh -X"), if you have installed ssh to your N800 (I haven't used ssh on N800 myself though). > Is there an example you could give of connecting? I haven't tried it myself on N800, but I've used x2x otherwise (on another embedded Linux device years ago). Just do: x2x -west -from :0 -to <N800-IP>:0 Then when you move your mouse to the left side of your Desktop screen, it should "appear" on the N800 screen. I think mouse cursor is actually disabled in the N800 X server, so you need e.g. to have Notes open and type something on your keyboard to see whether it worked or not. - Eero
