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From: Dee Gaans <deegaans@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: gdm/kdm and synergy
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I have a similar setup, FreeBSD, Fedora and a win2k
box..  My Fedora is a client without a mout and
keyboard..  I have a file with the command "synergyc
-n IP_address_of_Client/Fedora
IP_address_of_Synergy_Server

Move this file into your init.d directory and then
make a link to your systems normal run level
directory, i.e. rc#.d, where # is your systems normal
run level..  Hope this helps resolve your problem

Dee

--- John Oxley <john.oxley@gmail.com> wrote:

> I have two machines infront of me.  A FreeBSD 5.2.1
> system and a
> Gentoo system.  The gentoo system has a mouse and
> keyboard plugged
> into it.  The FreeBSD system doesn't.
> 
> How do I add "synergyc -f onan" to the gdm startup
> script.  I would
> rather use gdm, because I don't want to install
> qt/kde on the machine.
> 
> TIA
> 
> -John
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