Is there any way to install gui in 196mb vps?
i buy vps from alien,they have following template.can you tell me what i need to access via gui?here any thread?i searched not found.
Arch Linux 2010.05 64-bit
Arch Linux 2011.11 32-bit
Arch Linux 2011.11 64-bit
CentOS 4 32-bit
CentOS 4 64-bit
CentOS 5 32-Bit with Boonex RMS
CentOS 5 - CamFrog Server
CentOS 5 - cPanel v3 no FFMPEG
CentOS 5 - cPanel + FFMPEG
CentOS 5 - cPanel + Nginx (no FFMPEG)
CentOS 5 - cPanel + Nginx + FFMPEG
CentOS 5 - cPanel DNS Only
CentOS 5 with the Gnome Desktop preinstalled.
CentoOS 5 with KDE Desktop Preinstalled
CentOS 5 - DirectAdmin
CentOS 5 - DirectAdmin + FFMPEG
CentOS 5 - DirectAdmin + FFMPEG + DANginx
CentOS 5 - DirectAdmin + FFMPEG + Nginx
CentOS 5 - GameCP
CentOS 5 - IRC
CentOS 5 - OpenGame Panel
CentOS 5 - OpenVPN
CentOS 5 - PIAF (64 Bit)
CentOS 5 - Plesk 10
CentOS 5 - RapidLeech
CentOS 5 - ServerGears Game Panel
CentOS 5 - SwiftPanel ver 6.1
CentOS 5 - TrixBox VOIP
CentOS 5 - Webmin LAMP
CentOS 5 - Webuzo
CentOS 5 32-bit
CentOS 5 32-bit (devel)
CentOS 5 64-bit
CentOS 5 64-bit (devel)
Centos 5 with Kloxo Control Panel.
CentOS 5.5 w/Kloxo6 and ATMail6
CentOS 6 - 32-bit
CentOS 6 - 64-bit
Debian 5 32-bit
Debian 5 64-bit
Debian 6 - ISPConfig3
Debian 6 - ispCP Omega v1
Debian 6 - myDNS Config
Debian 6 - OpenPanel
Debian 6 - SYSCp
Debian 6 32-bit
Debian 6 64-bit Minimal
Debian 6 64-bit
Fedora 12 32-bit
Fedora 12 64-bit
Fedora 13 32-bit
Fedora 13 64-bit
Fedora 14 - Gnome NXClient
Fedora 14 32-bit
Fedora 14 64-bit
Slackware 13.37 i486 Minimal
Suse 11.1 32-bit
Suse 11.1 64-bit
Suse 11.3 32-bit
Suse 11.3 64-bit
Suse 11.4 32-bit
Suse 11.4 64-bit
Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit
Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit
Ubuntu 10.10 - ShoutCast Management Interface
Ubuntu 10.10 32-bit
Ubuntu 10.10 64-bit
Ubuntu 11.04 32-bit
Ubuntu 11.04 64-bit
Ubuntu 8.04 32-bit
Ubuntu 8.04 64-bit
Ubuntu 8.10 - Desktop
Ubuntu 9.10 32-bit
Ubuntu 9.10 64-bit
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use x forwarding, You will struggle with most apps still though
He is talking about
So you can run... let's say firefox from your terminal.
openbox + google://vnc
guys i am totally newbie in linux command.what os i need to install then what commend i need to put in shell.previously i installed kloxo,optimize it and host 4 site succesfully.now plan to full new reinstall for rdp.previously i use windows rdp.
with 196 it may be a bit of a squeeze for a whole environment.
maybe use Debian 5 32-bit and
apt-get install xserver-xorg
then windows side install
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xming/
then in putty find SSH then X11 then check the x11 forwarding box
I can get chrome to show up and not do much else on 128. 192 may give a better experience
You don't need the full xserver to forward X
Just needs xauth, which probably is already installed.
Despite your apps may requiere the xserver due to the dependencies tree, lol
@st0rm911 You can do all this in any OS
i just try from this link first in my existing vps without new os.current os is cent os with kloxo.
http://openbox.org/wiki/Help:Installing
but getting error
in commend # ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc
-bash: configure: command not found
It seems that you need more experience in the command line. I don't know why you are trying to compile something when you have cool package management in your linux distribution (whatever distro).
I used this template and it worked fine on the abduction plan in Las Vegas node..
CentOS 5 - Desktop Gnome
CentOS 5 with the Gnome Desktop preinstalled.
you need to install a viewer like UltraVNC on your local computer so you can connect to your VPS.. also for reference this is a good guide:
http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/VNC-Server
What exactly are you trying to do btw?
I thought they were falling apart?....
My vps from them is fine now, they did have some problems recently, but all is well now (I hope).
Yes it is possible. I did tried to install LXDE on my 128MB VPS and managed to do so.
Anyway, I don't think RDP will be really possible..
Follow this guide: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:ginE8LMR5rsJ:wiki.lxde.org/en/Debian+lxde+debian&cd=2&hl=zh-TW&ct=clnk&gl=hk
(Their website are often down)
First, reinstall your VPS with a Debian 5 template. Then SSH into it, and read the tutorial line-by-line. I think you might want to install the minimal one (aptitude install --without-recommends lxde-core) and in case you saw errors like "aptitude: command not found", replace EVERY aptitude with apt-get and it should work.
After that, do apt-get -y install tightvncserver. Then, run tightvncserver whenever you want to connect to it. On the first time you prompt it, you will be asked to input a password and the VNC URL(?) will be given to you. You then can use your favourite VNC client to connect to your VPS.
@klikli Sorry but Debian 5 support is about the be discontinued (already it is the "oldstable").
Use Debian 6.
Use Debian 6.
Somehow I realized those outdated package consumes less emmory on Lenny. Anyway I take your point.