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<font size=3>At 11:57 AM 9/21/2011, Mark Boyum wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">> Are you saying I can run X
on TightVNC on Windows 7? That is my client.<br><br>
If you are going to use VNC you can boot your backend to the text
only<br>
console. Then use putty (or similar) to ssh into the backend
from<br>
your Windows computer. Start vncserver from the ssh session and
then<br>
launch your favorite VNC client on the windows box to connect over
to<br>
the backend.<br><br>
If you're new to Linux it isn't necessarily straight forward but<br>
nothing a bit of Google-Fu can't overcome.</font></blockquote><br>
Thanks but what I really want is to have Gnome 3 running on my Fedora 15
MBE and access the GUI using TightVNC on my Windows 7 laptop. I really do
now want to run X and Gnome 3 on the laptop if I can avoid it as I need
to keep the overhead on the laptop to a minimum. <br><br>
My issue is how to get Gnome (and X) to boot without an attached monitor,
keyboard, and mouse. I had it running on Fedora 13, but when I upgraded
to Fedora 15 that /etc/X11/xorg.conf stopped working. I printed out my
most recent /etc/X11/xorg.conf and /var/logXorg.0.log files in a previous
post. <br><br>
Any ideas?<br><br>
-- Mache</body>
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