> I have too connections to the internet in different locations.. When I
> download from either one it is about 250 to 450 kb/s. Is this fast
> enough to run X remotely at a reasonable rate?
64kb/s is fast enough to run X, but slow enough to be very bad for your
productivity. I suspect 250 kb/s is fast enough to work, though you'll
probably don't want to display too many big graphix, or play fast
games over it.
> Also, how would I start it (if possible)?
On client, do:
$ telnet server
#login now.
$ echo $DISPLAY #if this is empty, set display to clientname:0
$ xterm&
Now you've got an xterm sitting on your client, running on your server.
You can also start other programmes.
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