[mesa-users] Is it possible to disable PGPLOT? Easily and gracefully?

[Tuguldur Sukhbold]

I am also getting tired of remote X stuff.

> I use my Mac laptop from home as an expensive terminal to access my large Mac at work by using screen sharing 

is this Mac's native screen sharing utility? or some VNC software?

I tried the Teamviewer for some time last year, and it was not that great. http://www.teamviewer.com/en/index.aspx
I have heard some good reviews on VineViewer (from Vine server) http://www.testplant.com/dlds/eggman/ (I guess it is now called eggMan) when combined with Chicken of VNC http://sourceforge.net/projects/cotvnc/

Tuguldur










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> Except for occasional slow internet connections, it is wonderful.  You continue to run with PGPLOT using the remote screen as seen locally rather than trying to get X windows to forward commands from the work machine to your local X windows.   much, much simpler.
> 
> Cheers,
> Bill
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> On Feb 25, 2015, at 10:25 AM, Michal Simon wrote:
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>> 
>> I am happily running MESA on both my office iMax (OS X, Ver 10.8.5) and my MacBook Air (OS X Ver 10.6.8).  My calculated models run much faster on the
>> iMac than on the MaCBook.  Hence I would like to run MESA on the iMac remotely
>> by logging in from home on the MacBook.
>> 
>> When I do try to accomplish that I get a msg on the MacBook the his of which
>> is PGPLOT cannot connect to the X server and the MESA calculation on the
>> iMac stops.  I know from conservations w colleagues that this is an ongoing 
>> problem w Apple's OS's and may not be solvable by someone of limited 
>> computer skills like me.
>> 
>> The on-screen plots produced by MESA are of course educational, fun, and
>> valuable, BUT since I later on replot the results anyway, I don't don't need 
>> to see plots generated by the remote machine. Is there an easy way to disable 
>> the PGPLOT graphics and thereby have MESA run?  I suppose the easiest way 
>> could be to disable something in inlist_pgstar.
>> 
>> I'll greatly appreciate advice!
>> 
>> Mike Simon
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