I guess you want a GUI client, right?
(Or you just want the graphic display from another machine to show up on
your screen?)
1st case] Try "X -query <machine_name>/<machine_ip>"
2nd case] Try the "export DISPLAY=machine_name:<display_screen>"(on the
machine where you plan to run the graphical program .. the machine_name
parameter is the local client which wishes to get the output. You need to
type "xhost +" on the client too so as to allow the display to show up on
the screen.)
If you are on a network without any "malicious" users, this "xhost
+" thing is fine. Otherwise, people can do keedas. Check out the xhost(1)
man page for details.
The display_screen, is well, ... you can use 0.0 (zero.zero) for all
practical purposes. (for details about WHAT those parameters are, try the
documentation. This time's ext2.org site (I mean this issue) also explains
what 0.0 etc. refers to.
regards,
jaju
On Thu, 24 Jun 1999, Sachin Sawe wrote:
> So far we can login remotely to the linux server
> and work in that terminal window. This is text based
> interface. if i want to have terminal with a GUI
> how do i achieve it ?
> Can anyone throw light on this issue in detail
>
> thanks in advance
>
> Sachin Sawe
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