Re: Recommendations for laptop for travelling
- From: Haines Brown <brownh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2007 10:56:51 GMT
Joe Pfeiffer <pfeiffer@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
One last note is that you shouldn't depend on being able to run
remote X. Never mind that it's likely to be painfully slow whenever
the 'net has a high spam day, I've found an unbelievable collection
of completely random port restrictions in hotels and conferences.
Have a good plan for syncing your local environment to your home
environment, sync up before you go, pray you've got email, and sync
again when you get home.
I very much appreciate the comments of yourself and others. Big
help. But here you loose me.
What is the relation of running X remotely and "port restrictions"
because of heavy spam? I don't see the connection. Most of the things
I do can be done in console, but while that's a lot faster, why would
that not be dependent on "port restrictions".
Also, what do you mean by "syncing your local environment to your home
environment"? If you mean alternative ways of connecting, to what to
you refer specifically?
Another question regarding the slowness in running X remotely. I'd
guess this usually has little to do with the speed of the user's
computers at either end, but more the connection between them. Are
these servers about all the same? Are they better in urban rather than
rural areas? How likely is one to find a connection as one travels to
various places in this country and outside? That is, how should one
modify travel plans to accommodate remote operation?
--
Haines Brown, KB1GRM
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