<div><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">2) The better one if you (the viewers) are on Linux (KDE or GNOME or any desktop). Run SSH server on the machine with "KDE4 + translations setup" and connect to that using "ssh -X <kde4_user>@<kde4_machine_ip>". Once logged in you can type the command for your app (konqueror, kcontrol etc) and see it on your own desktop. I simply love "ssh -X". It's the power of X window system that we can't see in M$ Windows. (Windows has rdesktop which is almost similar to vnc, but I haven't seen ssh -X like feature in Windows yet. Correct/Update me if I am wrong).
</blockquote><div><br><br>The situation is a bit more complicated than this. ssh -X alone wont
work in this case, since this is not a full fledged kde4 system. kde4
has been installed inside kde3 (fc6), since kde4 is not completely stable. So, if I say konqueror after ssh -X, i would get konqueror from kde 3.x
instead of from kde 4.0. We use xephyr within kde3 to view kde4
desktop (so that the carshes are minimized). The trick is in being able to use xephyr remotely. Prasad can probably
throw some more light on this or fix it and later throw some light on it :-). He will pretty soon figure out how we
can do that. He too once touched upon the idea of vnc.. so he is
figuring out these things.. let us see how it emerges. </div></div>