<HTML><BODY>Hello,<br><br>Yes, I want to use x2go. And that works. But I need keyboard layount switches and then I need star Xorg from /etc/init/xdm first.<br><br><br>Sun, 25 Jan 2015 09:50:29 -0700 (MST) от Scott Dowdle <dowdle@montanalinux.org>:<br>
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> I've trouble with startingup xorg server on the openvz container.<br>
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> I have in OpenVz configuration file:<br>
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> CAPABILITY=" NET_ADMIN:on NET_RAW:on SYS_ADMIN:on"<br>
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> But Xorg not startsing up.<br>
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Why are you wanting to start X11 in a container? That would assume you want a container to have direct access to a video card... and containers weren't really meant for that. I've seen a few people try it over the years with Linux-Vserver (another container technology for Linux) and they were trying to make a multi-seat type experience that never quite worked out. Luckily systemd has come along and offered multi-seat on physical hardware but I digress.<br>
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If you want to access a graphical desktop from a container, no problem. Use something like x2go, xrdp, vnc, etc.<br>
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TYL,<br>
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Scott Dowdle<br>
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