Oliver Zahn
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Tue Apr 25 04:40:46 JST 2006
Hi, by running applications remotely i just meant whether other programs (say gv or fv) that have a sizeable GUI can be made to load that GUI locally, but fetch the data they display from somewhere else, like emacs using tramp. Thanks, Oliver On Apr 24, 2006, at 12:54 PM, Plessl Christian wrote: > Hi Oliver > > On 24.04.2006, at 17:10 Uhr, Oliver Zahn wrote: > >> Hi Christian, >> thanks for the reply. I simply didn't know how to use it properly >> (having the / in front of my username). Now it works at least from >> work via dhcp, reading NFS files from my laptop. I'll be curious to >> see whether it'll also work when logging in from elsewhere. Am >> hopeful though, since tramp seems to be using ssh, not ftp or >> something insecure. > > If I remember correctly, tramp is very smart and figures out what > protocols and mechanisms can be used from implementing the remote > editing connection. You can see this autodetection process in your > emacs status line, when tramp is initielalized. > >> By the way, do you happen to know of any other programs that run >> remotely, besides emacs? > > What do you mean by running remotely? > > The KDE environment supports a similar thing called kioslaves, which > allows any KDE application to access remote resources via a large > number of protocols. Some editors have also included sftp support, > e.g., BBedit or they support Transmit, Fugu etc. > > Best regards, > Christian > > _______________________________________________ > macemacsjp-english mailing list > macem****@lists***** > http://lists.sourceforge.jp/mailman/listinfo/macemacsjp-english >
