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10.4: Use multiple simulataneous GUI accounts
The only drawback I can see (besides the fact that VNC isn't as fast as I'd like) is that you need to log in at some stage, and run the Server.
10.4: Use multiple simulataneous GUI accounts
When you log in via an ssh shell, you can't start graphic applications the way you can from terminal.app.
10.4: Use multiple simulataneous GUI accounts
Actually you can start graphic apps from ssh. BUT you have to be logged in via the GUI as the same user. If you're not, you get WindowServer errors.
10.4: Use multiple simulataneous GUI accounts
Unfortunately this won't work if someone else is already logged into the machine. In that case OSXvnc complains that only root or the console user can start the server. If you use sudo, you'll just get the current console session; not your own...
10.4: Use multiple simulataneous GUI accounts
What I do, is run one instance of OSXVnc at startup that will always be tied to the active session. That way, no one has to be logged in. Then I run my own OSXVnc at user login. That way, if I need to connect after a reboot, I just connect to display :0 and login. Then I can login again on display :1 and get my own display. |
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