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Can two linux pc can be use as one signle screen (half in first pc and second half in another pc).Basically can 2 pc's used to see a single movie at same time.
Your screen is controlled by your operating system. So there is no standard way to let on screen be shared by to different OS.
But if you manage a remote connection on your main OS to your seconds OS, for instance by ssh, you can use them with one screen.
Visual tools like TeamViewer, VNC or the Remote Desktop protocol would also enable you to bring the output of a second system to your single monitor.
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My PC has two different audio outputs. One built in, another on LCD monitor connected through HDMI. I want to play different sounds in different speakers not semulteniously. Like if the LCD monitor has videos opened, the sound will pass over the HDMI. If built in display opens another application that plays sound, it will play in the built in speakers. How to do that in ubuntu or any Linux?
Using pulseaudio handler solved the problem.
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I have a windows computer and connect to Linux on a remote server for my experiments. I want to use an easy interface software from windows to my Linux server (ubuntu 18.04). Can you give some tips on how to increase productivity in such a workflow?
Putty is fast, but AFAIK, does not support tabs, you will have to open different windows for different tasks, unless you use a terminal multiplexer like screen.
Try Mobaxterm and see if you like it. It is free, and supports multiple tabs, very handy for a single session.
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I interrupted an install of Windows 2008 server on a fast machine that was taking too long with the intentional of using an alternative boot media to the USB flash drive I was using. (It kept showing me a message saying it was preparing my computer for first time use for nearly 2 hrs).
I therefore removed the USB drive and surprisingly it then came up with the message asking to either start in safe mode or a normal start.
I choose a normal start and it booted fine. Should I have confidence in using this as a production server or should I just go for a clean install ?
As a "production server"? You shouldn't even be asking, don't take any risks at all and redo it, it doesn't take that long.
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I was looking at how windows provides tools like this called Remote Desktop Connection. Then I wondered, how would of this been accomplished. First most likely a socket connection is made between the two computers, but then how is a usable session opened. How could I do this in Java or Python?
My goal is to make one of these for connections over the internet protocol.
Research the protocol RDP which underpins the remote desktop connection support. Libraries exist to assist in using RDP in many different programming languages when you get to that point.
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I have Manjaro Linux on my laptop with KDE desktop. In desktop environments you can have multiple desktops. I want to turn one of these desktops into a permanent terminal. A complete full-screen terminal like the one you get when you don't have a desktop environment installed. Is there anyway to turn one of my workspaces in KDE into a permanent terminal ??
Did you try using a plasmoid? It's not complete full screen but it's as near as it gets.
For example this or this.
Also, have you tried Yakuake? It's not located on the desktop, but invoked by a key press (usually F12) or by the mouse reaching the top border if you want. It's the first program I install on any KDE setup, it's vital to my workflow.