Running X on localhost using VNC

[Paweł Kot]

On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, Paweł Kot wrote:

> On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, Jonathan Morton wrote:
> 
> > It sounds like you need to copy your settings from the startx script =
into
> > the vncserver script family.  I can't remember how to do this, but I'=
m sure
> > people on this list can enlighten you.  (this should be an FAQ, if it=
 isn't
> > already)
> 
> Well, I have settings for the fonts in /etc/XF86Config - do I have to a=
dd
> this somewhere else?
> I did read the FAQ but I dndn't find answers for my questions :-( 
> And I make it clear : NO key works properly when using vncviewer.

OK. I have setthe font proper by adding -fp argument to xserver. But I
cannot still handle the keyboard.

> > To run a vncviewer on localhost, you need to know the display number =
of the
> > Xvnc server.  Normally, you would start it on display :1 rather than =
:0
> > (which is the default for a hardware-based X server).  Then your hard=
ware
> > server can run vncviewer in full-screen mode (possibly even without K=
DE
> > running on it as well) and connect to localhost:1.
> 
> I know that. I'd like to know if I can run Xvnc in that way it handles =
a
> local display without connecting with vncviewer

TO be more specific: this could be Xserver which can handle
connections from vnc clients but can work standalone as well. I'd like to
do it without running another session on the localhost

Thanks for help
peKOT
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