2. Argyll over SSH I have argyll installed on machine A. I want to calibrate the screen on laptop B, running Fedora 7. I tried using the binary distribution on B, but it failed, missing libXss.so. So I thought, why not plug my DTP94 into machine A, ssh from B to A, and then have argyll display its color square remotely on B's screen. I tried this, but argyll doesn't seem to support $DISPLAY, and instead, the color square showed up on machine A's screen. Has anyone gotten argyll working over ssh? Alternatively, does anyone have a working argyll rpm for Fedora 7?
It does look at $DISPLAY, and does seem to do the right thing when I invoke it from (say) an X terminal session. Are you sure that $DISPLAY was set correctly, and that it is set to B's display ? For instance, if you run xterm from A, does it pop up on B ? Try running dispwin to diagnose what's going on. Note that you can't run remote calibration unless the VideoLUT's are accessible remotely (ie. that the remote X server supports the XF86VidMode extension. Graeme Gill