[CentOS] Diagnosing random hangs
John R Pierce
pierce at hogranch.comMon Dec 18 22:34:28 UTC 2006
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> It is a collection of apps - some of which are X based, some of which > are not. The user interface is X, so it is required. I suppose > I could get them to run in a VNC server - to remove X and the > nvidia driver from the equation. or run the X apps on an external X server. I've had decent luck using Cygwin/X on my Windows machines... setup putty or another ssh client to enable X forwarding, run cygwin's shell, `startx`, let that X term open on your desktop and minimize it, then log onto the linux/unix machine with putty/crt, then run your X app and it should open on your windows desktop. Works much better than VNC.
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