This article only discusses the situation of Linux and Windows to dispense two machines, does not contain Linux and Windows on the same machine, for the latter, you can use VirtualPC and VMware, which is much more, I am no longer introduced. Recently, I started to develop a Perl-based mobile website in the unit. In fact, this is a project we have done half a year, and has recently been added. Since the use environment is Linux Apache PostgreSQL, all programs must be debugged on Linux. Unfortunately, I am used to WINDOWS members, or more habitual use of UltraEdit to write code, then transfer to the work mode of debugging on Linux, so everyone is still working under Windows, after writing the code, use FTP to pass the code. 1. Based, Telnet mode is then debugging, when we started this project half a year, use Telnet to make debugging and configuring, people who have used Telnet should know that it is actually a Linux's shell environment, just like the console under Windows. It is impossible to display the graphical interface. In this way, we have to operate Linux, you can only revisit the DOS era over and over again. If you want to open multiple text files, you should open a simple operation, but also to open multiple Telnet and then Open the file with VI. . . . 2. Advanced, the Exceed method soon found this tool: Exceed has not installed this tool recently, temporarily stuck it: this is a very powerful tool, just need to open it in the background, then set global in telnet Display variable, then run any graphical interface, all content of the program is displayed on the current Windows desktop in the form of a stand-alone window. It can support all X11 graphical interfaces, so Linux and Solaris are supported. To set up Display: Linux: $ display = 192.168.0.1: 0.0soLaris: $ SETENV DISPLAY 192.168.0.1:0.0 Display Settings Settings: $ Echo $ Display then, open a graphical interface: $ EMACS & If everything Set it correctly, wait a while, the Emacs editor is open in a window, using a "&" symbol, which means opening the app in the future, so once the application is open, you can continue To do other operations in the current shell, otherwise, the shell will wait for the program to turn back. So if you want to open the entire desktop? You can use this command: $ KDESKTOP & this is the desktop of KDE. Unfortunately, there is no exceed now, can't put the final renderings. :- (Exceed although magical, but there are still some shortcomings, first, the speed is slow, after all, to simulate the graphical interface on Linux to Windows, still quite time. Second, this program has a more obvious resource leak Question, use it on Windows2000, the window is much opened, the GDI resource will soon be insufficient, and then only restart Windows. 3.
