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other:x_conf [2022/08/09 12:33]
jypeter [Installing VcXsrv]
other:x_conf [2022/08/09 12:46]
jypeter [Installing x410]
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 This is an //X server//, and you will get the same functionalities as what is already provided for free by [[other:​x_conf#​installing_vcxsrv|VcXsrv]],​ **but**: This is an //X server//, and you will get the same functionalities as what is already provided for free by [[other:​x_conf#​installing_vcxsrv|VcXsrv]],​ **but**:
   * Once installed, ''​x410''​ will be automatically updated by the Microsoft Store application   * Once installed, ''​x410''​ will be automatically updated by the Microsoft Store application
-  * If you move to another computer, you can install ''​x410''​ again by just [[other:​win10config#​connecting_to_the_microsoft_store|Connecting the MS Store to your account]] on the new computer. No need to buy it again +  * If you move to another computer, you can install ''​x410''​ again by just [[other:​win10config#​connecting_to_the_microsoft_store|Connecting the Microsoft ​Store to your MS account]] on the new computer. No need to buy ''​x410'' ​again ! 
-  * There seem to be more (useful) updates than for ''​VcXsrv''​+  * There seems to be more (useful) updates than for ''​VcXsrv''​
   * The interface is more modern, with more options, and there is a lot of useful information on the web site   * The interface is more modern, with more options, and there is a lot of useful information on the web site
   * The ''​x410''​ name is easier to remember! :-D   * The ''​x410''​ name is easier to remember! :-D
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   * Start ''​x410'':​ ''​Start''​ => ''​X410''​   * Start ''​x410'':​ ''​Start''​ => ''​X410''​
-    * 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 __almost__ ​ready to display remote graphics!\\ {{ :​other:​x410_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 //​almost// ​ready to display remote graphics!\\ {{ :​other:​x410_x.png?​direct |}}
   * Right-click on the ''​X''​ icon to open the **X410 settings**   * Right-click on the ''​X''​ icon to open the **X410 settings**
-    * Select ''​Auto copy to Windows after selection''​\\ {{ :​other:​x410_settings.png?​direct |}} +    * Select ''​Auto copy to Windows after selection''​\\ {{ :​other:​x410_settings.png?​direct |}} and click somewhere else on the desktop to close the settings 
-  * It'​s ​possible to **automatically start ''​x410''​**! Otherwise, it will stop when you close your Windows session or restart the computer, and you will have to restart it by hand (''​Start''​ => ''​X410''​) if you know that you will need an X server later+  * It is possible to **automatically start ''​x410''​** ​when you open your session! Otherwise, it will stop when you close your Windows session or restart the computer, and you will have to restart it by hand (''​Start''​ => ''​X410''​) if you know that you will need an X server later
     * Open the **Windows Task Manager** (Right-click on ''​Start''​ and select ''​Task Manager''​)     * Open the **Windows Task Manager** (Right-click on ''​Start''​ and select ''​Task Manager''​)
     * Go to the ''​Startup''​ panel (if there are no panels, select ''​More details''​)     * Go to the ''​Startup''​ panel (if there are no panels, select ''​More details''​)
other/x_conf.txt · Last modified: 2023/06/30 08:20 by jypeter