damerell@nsfnet-relay.ac.UK (Dr R M Damerell, RHBNC) (01/09/91)
Suppose I start an X terminal (A, say) which connects me to host B and then I rlogin to C; how can I arrange for C to determine where my terminal is so it can set DISPLAY correctly? Please does anybody have any ideas on how many terminals you can reasonably hang off a Hewlett-Packard 835? Typical applications are TEX, preview, Emacs, compile small programs. Thank you, Mark
gildea@expo.lcs.mit.EDU (Stephen Gildea) (01/10/91)
Suppose I start an X terminal (A, say) which connects me to host B and then I rlogin to C; how can I arrange for C to determine where my terminal is so it can set DISPLAY correctly? Lobby your vendor to supply a telnet that supports "X Display Location" option negotiation (per RFC 1096). < Stephen