Knowledge: andLinux Launcher
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== Launcher == | == Launcher == | ||
How the Launcher works. | How the Launcher works. | ||
| - | There | + | There are a few small applications called launchers which start linux applications from windows. These launchers are small '''.exe''' files found in '''.\andLinux\Launcher\''' |
The Launcher program opens a connection via Ethernet to the small perl script in the VM. This perl script starts the Linux program. It can be found in '''/usr/local/sbin/launcher.pl''' | The Launcher program opens a connection via Ethernet to the small perl script in the VM. This perl script starts the Linux program. It can be found in '''/usr/local/sbin/launcher.pl''' | ||
| - | The default host is 192.168.11.150 and default port is 81. | + | The default host is 192.168.11.150 and default port is 81. To change these defaults, follow [[Quick_Tips#Change_Launcher_Port|these instructions]]. |
'''/etc/winterm''' contains the link to '''/usr/local/sbin/launcher.pl''' or to '''/usr/bin/xfce-panel''' | '''/etc/winterm''' contains the link to '''/usr/local/sbin/launcher.pl''' or to '''/usr/bin/xfce-panel''' | ||
Revision as of 23:39, 19 May 2008
How andLinux works...
Launcher
How the Launcher works.
There are a few small applications called launchers which start linux applications from windows. These launchers are small .exe files found in .\andLinux\Launcher\
The Launcher program opens a connection via Ethernet to the small perl script in the VM. This perl script starts the Linux program. It can be found in /usr/local/sbin/launcher.pl
The default host is 192.168.11.150 and default port is 81. To change these defaults, follow these instructions.
/etc/winterm contains the link to /usr/local/sbin/launcher.pl or to /usr/bin/xfce-panel
