On Tue, 2009-11-10 at 13:54 -0600, fachamix wrote: > I can not. > > The program MUST BE RUN in a remote way > Do you have a login on the remote machine where WINE + app will run? If so, there are two ways to proceed - ssh and VNC. Both let remote programs open their display on your desktop and accept input from your keyboard and mouse. ssh: Make sure the remote machine has ssh configured to allow X.11 port forwarding. See "man ssh" and "man ssh-config". You login to the remote machine with ssh and enter the wine... command to start the program. The terminal window remains open but the program's GUI appears on your screen exactly as it would look on the remote machine's own screen. With a little work you can encapsulate this in a shell script that's launched by clicking a desktop icon. VNC: vncserver must be running in the remote login where you want to run a program. VNC provides an applet that lets you open a remote desktop via a web browser. To use this you just point the browser at the remote machine using the VNC port number. The server downloads the applet and the desktop appears. Once you've done it the first time you can bookmark the URL or past it into a web page like any other URL. You can also run vncviewer on your local machine, tell it to connect to the remote system and a fairly basic desktop appears. Open a terminal window on that desktop and use that to run your program with the wine... command. This command can also be launched by clicking a desktop icon. VNC defaults to using the Xfce desktop which is basic but quite functional. You can also make it use your normal Gnome or KDE desktop but it doesn't always look good since, in the interests of minimising network bandwidth, VNC only uses 256 colours. Martin
