- Open a terminal (Applications=>Accessories=>Terminal), or switch to a virtual console if you prefer
- Copy /usr/share/doc/gdm/examples/custom.conf to /etc/gdm/ – the command line below will do the job for you:
gksudo cp /usr/share/doc/gdm/examples/custom.conf /etc/gdm/
- Open the file for editing:
gksudo gedit /etc/gdm/custom.conf
- Add the line "Enable=true" after the "[xdmcp]" line (to enable the XDMCP server)
- Also add "DisplaysPerHost=2″ on the line after that (avoids a problem with the server locking you out – see the comments for more details)
- Save the file. It should look something like this:
# GDM configuration storage [xdmcp] Enable=true DisplaysPerHost=2 [chooser] [security] [debug]
- Restart GDM with the following command (note that this will kill your current X session, so please make sure you've saved anything important first):
gksudo restart gdm
02 September 2010
Akses Linux dari Windows
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