X Windows Forwarding
Posted on 07 September 2010 by Abidoon
This tutorial shows how you can have your Linux applications window forwarded across the network to your Windows system
Tags | Forwarding, Windows
Categorized | Linux
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That is a really loud mouse. It’s hard to hear you sometimes.
@J05hyyy:
He is connecting to the remote machine using PuTTy as a terminal.
how did you get the bash shell up? are you connecting to another computer remotely to do this?
Hey, good video,
I have a question. When i try to run an application (gedit) it says:
The application ‘gedit’ lost its connection to the display localhost:10.0;
most likely the X server was shut down or you killed/destroyed
the application.
not sure what im doing wrong. any ideas?
just wanted to second the posted opinions. Thanks!
Thank you a vid that doesn’t include constructional putty and someone who sounds like they know what their on about thanks man
I’m glad you like it…
Great video man!!!