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other:x_conf [2022/08/08 13:03]
jypeter [Installing x410]
other:x_conf [2022/08/08 13:12]
jypeter [If you are connecting with ssh] Improved
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 ===== Using an X server on Linux ===== ===== Using an X server on Linux =====
  
-Linux computers come pre-configured with a running X server ​(because they need it for displaying local graphics) ​that will display the graphics generated locally and on remote Linux servers**You don't need to do anything special!**+Linux computers come pre-configured with a running ​//X server// that will display the graphics generated locally and on remote Linux servers 
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 +**You don't need to do anything special!**
  
  
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 Type: <wrap em>​free</​wrap>​ Type: <wrap em>​free</​wrap>​
  
-Download the installer from [[https://​sourceforge.net/​projects/​vcxsrv/​|VcXrsv]] and install VcXsrv.+Download the installer from [[https://​sourceforge.net/​projects/​vcxsrv/​|VcXrsv]] and install ​''​VcXsrv''​.
  
 === VcXsrv Configuration === === VcXsrv Configuration ===
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 You need to configure ''​VcXsrv''​ to work in //multiple windows// mode. The following steps will show you how to create a shortcut on your desktop to start VcXsrv in this appropriate mode You need to configure ''​VcXsrv''​ to work in //multiple windows// mode. The following steps will show you how to create a shortcut on your desktop to start VcXsrv in this appropriate mode
  
-  * Start the configuration tool: ''​Start''​ => ''​VcXsrv''​ => ''​Xlaunch''​+  * Start the //configuration tool//: ''​Start''​ => ''​VcXsrv''​ => ''​Xlaunch''​
   * Select ''​Multiple windows'',​ then ''​Next''​   * Select ''​Multiple windows'',​ then ''​Next''​
   * Select ''​Start no client'',​ then ''​Next''​   * Select ''​Start no client'',​ then ''​Next''​
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   * Click on ''​Save configuration''​ and save an ''​X_Server.xlaunch''​ configuration file on your Desktop, then ''​Terminate''​.\\ You should now have a new ''​X_Server''​ icon/​shortcut on your Desktop   * Click on ''​Save configuration''​ and save an ''​X_Server.xlaunch''​ configuration file on your Desktop, then ''​Terminate''​.\\ You should now have a new ''​X_Server''​ icon/​shortcut on your Desktop
   * Start the server by double-clicking on the new ''​X_Server''​ icon   * Start the server by double-clicking on the new ''​X_Server''​ icon
-    * It will seem that nothing happens, but an ''​X''​ icon appears ​in the right side of the taskbar (you may have to look for it in the //Display hidden icons// pull-up menu). Your computer is now ready to display remote graphics!\\ {{ :​other:​vcxsrv_x.png?​direct |}}+    * It will seem that nothing happens, but an ''​X''​ icon will appear ​in the right side of the taskbar (you may have to look for it in the //Display hidden icons// pull-up menu). Your computer is now ready to display remote graphics!\\ {{ :​other:​vcxsrv_x.png?​direct |}}
     * The X server will stop when you close your Windows session or restart the computer. Do not forget to click on the ''​X_Server''​ icon on your desktop if you know that you will need an X server later     * The X server will stop when you close your Windows session or restart the computer. Do not forget to click on the ''​X_Server''​ icon on your desktop if you know that you will need an X server later
       * FIXME Document how to automatically start the X server...       * FIXME Document how to automatically start the X server...
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 ==== If you are connecting with ssh ==== ==== If you are connecting with ssh ====
  
-Nothing special to do!+Nothing special to do if you are using [[other:​ssh#​using_an_x_server_to_display_graphics|"​ssh -X" or "ssh -Y"]]
  
 ==== If you are using WSL ==== ==== If you are using WSL ====
other/x_conf.txt · Last modified: 2023/06/30 08:20 by jypeter