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Re: Xpra: Persistent Remote Applications for X11

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post #137

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> can't you put the flag before the subcommand? The manpage implies you can't, but I tested and you can. > and can't you pass the flag when you launch the gui? I just tested and passing the flag when you launch the gui has no effect.

If you don't want to change the global defaults (in `/etc/xpra`), or your personal config (`~/.config/xpra`), you should be able to stick `ssh=ssh` in a `$HOST.xpra` session file and the launcher should honour it when you open the file / double-click on it. (add `autoconnect=true` and the launcher won't be seen unless the connection fails)

thank you for sharing your expertise!

Re: Xpra: Persistent Remote Applications for X11

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post #137

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> can't you put the flag before the subcommand? The manpage implies you can't, but I tested and you can. > and can't you pass the flag when you launch the gui? I just tested and passing the flag when you launch the gui has no effect.

If you don't want to change the global defaults (in `/etc/xpra`), or your personal config (`~/.config/xpra`), you should be able to stick `ssh=ssh` in a `$HOST.xpra` session file and the launcher should honour it when you open the file / double-click on it. (add `autoconnect=true` and the launcher won't be seen unless the connection fails)

Thanks for sharing multiple solutions; I'll try the configuration setting tomorrow.
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