Tony Houghton wrote:
right. In fact, it depends if ProjectX really needs to open a window for some GUI interaction (I don't know at all ProjectX). Some Java programs need a X11 server only for internal graphic operations (create a double buffer, load an image etc). In this case, a virtual framebuffer that you cannot see at all, is a good solution.In <41D18255.2080009@granveaud.com>, Boris Granveaud wrote:you can start a virtual X11 framebuffer with Xvfb. Check this page for example: http://products.davisor.com/chart/doc/headless.htmlOr with realvncserver. That's quite handy because you can view the headless machine's desktop on another PC, connecting and disconnecting the latter when you like without disturbing the session. B. |