77 | | * this also works for MS Windows and OSX, in which case the display argument is mostly meaningless (only used for naming the log file and identifying the session) |
78 | | * on MS Windows, which does not have regular "unix domain sockets", you will need to use TCP sockets to connect (see above, "{{{bind-tcp=}}}"). |
79 | | * the display being shadowed must be active (not locked or turned off) |
| 77 | * this also works for MS Windows and OSX, in which case the display argument is mostly meaningless (only used for naming the log file and identifying the session) |
| 78 | * on MS Windows, which does not have regular "unix domain sockets", you will need to use TCP sockets to connect (see above, "{{{bind-tcp=}}}"). |
| 79 | * the display being shadowed must be active (not locked or turned off) |
| 80 | * as of r5095, you can combine both commands and even omit the display number (assuming that only one display is active): |
| 81 | {{{ |
| 82 | xpra shadow ssh:SERVERHOST |
| 83 | }}} |