How do I launch Kubuntu Desktop from SSH?
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I have an OVH's VPS server with Kubuntu installed + SSH access.
I would like to access Kubuntu desktob in the browser.
How can it be done ?
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I have an OVH's VPS server with Kubuntu installed + SSH access.
I would like to access Kubuntu desktob in the browser.
How can it be done ?
Regards
server kubuntu vps
edited Apr 26 at 23:49
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I have an OVH's VPS server with Kubuntu installed + SSH access.
I would like to access Kubuntu desktob in the browser.
How can it be done ?
Regards
server kubuntu vps
edited Apr 26 at 23:49
ponsfrilus
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asked Apr 26 at 15:46
Thibd
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I have an OVH's VPS server with Kubuntu installed + SSH access.
I would like to access Kubuntu desktob in the browser.
How can it be done ?
Regards
server kubuntu vps
edited Apr 26 at 23:49
ponsfrilus
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asked Apr 26 at 15:46
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I don't understand why any Desktop Environment has been installed on the server, I think that mc is more then necessary, but if that was done, do this: connect to the server via SSH and when you are in terminal just type:
startx
If you want to connect to server via browser, you may want to install TeamViewer onto your server (I guess it's not a problem if DE have been already installed), and then use TeamViewer Management Console.
note: TeamViewer is Windows-based program and it goes with wine inside.
:-)
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I don't understand why any Desktop Environment has been installed on the server, I think that mc is more then necessary, but if that was done, do this: connect to the server via SSH and when you are in terminal just type:
startx
If you want to connect to server via browser, you may want to install TeamViewer onto your server (I guess it's not a problem if DE have been already installed), and then use TeamViewer Management Console.
note: TeamViewer is Windows-based program and it goes with wine inside.
:-)
answered Apr 26 at 21:04
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I don't understand why any Desktop Environment has been installed on the server, I think that mc is more then necessary, but if that was done, do this: connect to the server via SSH and when you are in terminal just type:
startx
If you want to connect to server via browser, you may want to install TeamViewer onto your server (I guess it's not a problem if DE have been already installed), and then use TeamViewer Management Console.
note: TeamViewer is Windows-based program and it goes with wine inside.
:-)
answered Apr 26 at 21:04
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I don't understand why any Desktop Environment has been installed on the server, I think that mc is more then necessary, but if that was done, do this: connect to the server via SSH and when you are in terminal just type:
startx
If you want to connect to server via browser, you may want to install TeamViewer onto your server (I guess it's not a problem if DE have been already installed), and then use TeamViewer Management Console.
note: TeamViewer is Windows-based program and it goes with wine inside.
:-)
answered Apr 26 at 21:04
Drakonoved
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I don't understand why any Desktop Environment has been installed on the server, I think that mc is more then necessary, but if that was done, do this: connect to the server via SSH and when you are in terminal just type:
startx
If you want to connect to server via browser, you may want to install TeamViewer onto your server (I guess it's not a problem if DE have been already installed), and then use TeamViewer Management Console.
note: TeamViewer is Windows-based program and it goes with wine inside.
:-)
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