>> I'm curious as to how to maintain a headless squeak server. If I start
>> squeak on a linux machine upon boot up, is there a way that I can
>> connect to that squeak VM remotely without having to run X on the linux
>> host?
>
> Hi,
>
> RFB (Remote FrameBuffer) package could be what you need. I use it
> exactly for the thing you want. I run headless Squeak as linux service
> at non-X machine (with vm-display-null) and connect to it from outside
> (using Squeak's RFB client)

I have just sent Ian a patch to his RFB package to make it compatible with  
>= 3.8.

Brent