I'm running Slackware 13.1 (for now, 13.37 is real close!). I recently started using nxserver/freenx for remote access since it is so much faster than VNC. I log into (and stay logged into) the workstation as a single, non-root user and I'd like to be able to attach to that KDE session whenever I need to access the machine remotely. Right now when I connect, I always get a new KDE session. Is there a trick to making this work? \\\\GregSo I worked through the article jeremy posted. - I verified the RENDER extension is loaded - activated ENABLE_PERSISTENT_SESSION = "all" (although i believe this is the default) - restarted freenx I see no way to change the color depth for the nx client and the font issue seems to be a none issue. As for pixmaps, depths and visuals, I don't know what those are :-). Any other thoughts would be appreciated. \\\\Greg-

I'm running Slackware 13.1 (for now, 13.37 is real close!). I recently started using nxserver/freenx for remote access since it is so much faster than VNC. I log into (and stay logged into) the workstation as a single, non-root user and I'd like to be able to attach to that KDE session whenever I need to access the machine remotely. Right now when I connect, I always get a new KDE session. Is there a trick to making this work? \\\\Greg

I'm running Slackware 13.1 (for now, 13.37 is real close!). I recently started using nxserver/freenx for remote access since it is so much faster than VNC. I log into (and stay logged into) the workstation as a single, non-root user and I'd like to be able to attach to that KDE session whenever I need to access the machine remotely. Right now when I connect, I always get a new KDE session. Is there a trick to making this work? \\\Greg\\\\Greg

I'm running Slackware 13.1 (for now, 13.37 is real close!). I recently started using nxserver/freenx for remote access since it is so much faster than VNC. I log into (and stay logged into) the workstation as a single, non-root user and I'd like to be able to attach to that KDE session whenever I need to access the machine remotely. Right now when I connect, I always get a new KDE session. Is there a trick to making this work? \\\Greg