Back in the bad old days, it was pretty straightforward to set up xdm to log yourself into a variety of different machines - you could sit down at your machine, fire it up and you'd have a full-on remote session on another system, running remotely. Now we're in the future, and I can't figure out how to get kdm or gdm to do that. What I'd like to do is twofold; one, I'd like to have two X sessions running on my laptop, which should be straightforward, but I'd like to be able to log into one locally and one on my server. I'm using one session, forwarding X over ssh and running everything from a console right now, which works fine, but is not quite what I'm hoping for. Ideally, I'd like the "over ssh" part to stay there, though. In a really, truly perfect world, I'd be able to make it work like screen, and be able to disconnect whenever I wanted and reconnect to an uninterrupted session. The technology, I believe, exists - the documentation, not so much. Or at least, not the last time I looked. If anyone can point me in the right direction for this, whether or not it's a good or bad idea, or whether or not it works at all, I'd very much appreciate it. -- "Nature abhors a moron." - H. L. Mencken