Is there a way to send (python) code to a server to compile and run but display the results on the computer that sent them?
<p>I just bought a server and was wondering if there was a way to run the code remotely but store/display the results locally. For example, I write some code to display a graph, the positions on the graph are computed by the (remote) server, but the graph is displayed on the (local) tablet. </p>

<p>I would like to do this because the tablet I carry around with me on a day-to-day basis is very slow for computational physics simulations. I understand that I can setup some kind of communications protocol that allows the server to compute things and then sends the computations to my tablet for a script on my tablet to handle the data. However, I would like to avoid writing a possibly new set of communications scripts (to handle different formats of data) every single time I run a new simulation.</p>

<p>This is a complete "<a href="http://therussiansusedapencil.com/post/175863624/the-pencil" rel="nofollow">The Russians used a pencil</a>" solution, but have you considered running a VNC server on the machine that is doing the computations? </p>

<p>You could install a VNC client onto your tablet/phone/PC and view it that way, there are tons of them available. No need to go about creating anything from scratch.</p>

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