Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => TCB Q&A Forum => Topic started by: onkel_seppl on January 23, 2012, 11:26:39 AM
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Hi,
I'm pretty new here. I'm onkel_seppl (uncle Joseph) from Germany. In the moment I try several small Linux OS for old PC which are working as a RDP client for a Windows terminalserver.
I found Tiny Core Linux and I like it.
So far.
I installed firefox via App browser and it works. It is shown at the Wbar (picture)
Further I found the Remote client and installed it. The status shows --> ok after installing (picture)
My problem is that the new software is not shown at Wbar, so I can't start it.
Please help.
Thank you.
BR
Joe
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rdesktop is a command-line program. See xdrdesktop.tcz for a GUI.
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Ok tks, will come back if I have further questions
BR
Joe
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OK
I'm back
It doesn't work correct
The command line *before connect* of XDrdesktop show
-f -u 'firstname.secondname' -d 'companyname' -r sound:local -l -5 -T XDrdesktop 192.168.5.5
No login to Terminalserver possible!!
If I remove some items at command line
-f -u 'firstname.secondname' -d 'companyname' -r sound:local -l -5 -T XDrdesktop 192.168.5.5
then I can access to Terminalserver
How can I change the settings?
By clicking at XDrdesktop there is no chance to remove some items.
Hope you understand what I mean.
BR
Joe
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Well, you could either edit xdrdesktop (it's a script, IIRC), or start rdesktop from the command line with known-working arguments. Perhaps create a script for connecting to your specific server?
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Hi again :-)
I checked at internet some sites.
Then I made a small script as you said.
After this I made the file executable.
The name is e.g. ts1.companyname.de
After this I open RUNProgram button (FLRun Application Launcher) and searched this file and pressed ok.
I had access to Terminalserver Screen. Fine!
I have 3 further questions...
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But how I can this file put it on the wbar?
With AppBrowser and then press local it doesn't work.
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Or is there a chance to copy the file to Desktop?
The file is lying now in a directory called /home/tc/Desktop but not seen on desktop!
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Is there a chance to start this file automatically after start up Tiny Core Linux?
Tks for help
Joe
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1) Please read the wiki, and do a search here. In short, either create an extension, or use the ondemand mechanism.
2) You need something that provides icons. Rox, pcmanfm...
3) Yes, see the FAQ (how to start X items on boot)