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So - I’ve done that running ImageJ on a headless Linux box (via Docker, etc) - and simply running an X11 session back to our individual workstations
Works fine…
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http://bigten.med.utoronto.cahttp://www.thedonnellycentre.utoronto.caOn Oct 15, 2018, at 8:23 PM, Kenneth Sloan <
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At first glance, this is much more than I need. I don't need an API - just user-level interaction. I would
install all custom plugins on the server - the issue (I think) is fast-enough user interaction. For most of my
stuff, speed of rendering images is probably not crucial.
X11 - wow...a blast from the past. I thought X11 was dead and buried. If it's still viable, that might
be just what I need.
Anyone with *current* experience with this idea?
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On 15 Oct 2018, at 17:52 , Curtis Rueden <
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Hi Kenneth,
Check out
https://github.com/imagej/imagej-server.
Regards,
Curtis
On Mon, Oct 15, 2018, 17:46 Kenneth Sloan <
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What is the best way (IS THERE A WAY?) to provide remote access to ImageJ?
Assume a working ImageJ setup in which the local file system has access to
all necessary input/output files. All I need to do is to provide remote
access.
Either the central server or the remote access machines can be either
Mac or Windows. (that is, I'd prefer a solution that is mix&match, but
can probably use a solution that is either all Mac or all Windows.)
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