Hi folks,
Just came across;
Openstat
http://www.statpages.org/miller/openstat/
It is for Windows. I don't have Windows box here only Unix and Linux boxes. As the author mentioned there that I can run OpenStat on wine.
However I expect to know whether I need X to run OpenStat? Because I'm going to test it on a virtual machine. All the guests are running either on Debian 5.0 (Lenny)-minimal installation OR on Ubuntu 8.04-minimal installation WITHOUT X. If X is needed then I'll install it before adding OpenStat. Please advise. TIA
A further thought, can I run OpenStat remotely on a workstation on LAN via ssh? If YES then can I left out installing X on the guest where OpenStat is installed. Thanks
B.R.
satimis
Just came across;
Openstat
http://www.statpages.org/miller/openstat/
It is for Windows. I don't have Windows box here only Unix and Linux boxes. As the author mentioned there that I can run OpenStat on wine.
However I expect to know whether I need X to run OpenStat? Because I'm going to test it on a virtual machine. All the guests are running either on Debian 5.0 (Lenny)-minimal installation OR on Ubuntu 8.04-minimal installation WITHOUT X. If X is needed then I'll install it before adding OpenStat. Please advise. TIA
A further thought, can I run OpenStat remotely on a workstation on LAN via ssh? If YES then can I left out installing X on the guest where OpenStat is installed. Thanks
B.R.
satimis