1. Install "build-essential" and "libXtst-dev" on your computer using synaptic or apt-get.
2. Download the RemotePad source package from the website.
3. Untar/Unzip the package (double click the the file and extract it where you want). This will create a folder called "RemotePad Server". I prefer to put programs like this in my /opt folder but somewhere in your home folder works fine too.
4. Then open a terminal and go to the sub-folder "X11" within the new "RemotePad Server" folder. Your command should be something like (remember to use quotes around "RemotePad Server"):
cd ~/"RemotePad Server"/X115. Run the following commands:
./configure6. That's it. To start the server, use the following command:
make
sudo make install
remotepad7. You might want to put it in sessions located in System-->Preferences--Startup Applications (so that it starts when you computer does).
Sources:
RemotePad
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4 comments:
Tried this on Ubuntu 9.04
Works perfectly.
I make an app launcher with the command.
my only concern is when I disconnect the iphone. The program will keep running in the back ground. Also if the connection address changes I would not know what address to connect it to since no terminal comes up. also no icon is shown in the notification area.
Any idea how to fix these issues?
Thanks for the article it was great help.
I appreciate this post. I was stuck on installing the remote pad server until I found this post.I am writing this post over on my computer via the iPhone's keyboard :-) THANKS.
Works great,
THNX!! '@.o'
This is great! Thanks.
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