I have tried, and tried to set up a server and access it with a gui interface from a client on my local internet. This is the first how-to that worked for me. Thank-you, thank-you.
Thank you! I learned something that I wanted to know by accident watching this video. I've been using putty to SSH access my other Linux computers. Now I don't have to use putty, I can just do it from my command line.
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing -c blowfish-cbc,arcfour, it does make a difference in terms of speed :) I'm not using xauth however, and I launch my remote app with local display like this (this implies I know the name of the app, here's an example for thunar and firefox): ssh -XC -c blowfish-cbc,arcfour username@remotemachine thunar ssh -XC -c blowfish-cbc,arcfour username@remotemachine firefox --no-remote I find launching FF like this particularly useful to connect to a remote 192.168.1.1 modem or other LAN-attached peripherals from a remote location.
Good video. The problem with X over SSH is that if the connection broke you will lose all your unsaved work. I am working to be able to have something similar to windows RDP on linux. So if connection broke I'll be able to reconnect and keep working. Right now I understood that xrdp is pretty bad. I want a full desktop enviroment started. I want be able to reconnect to it and also be able to change resolution while running. Right now the two best option are "x2go" and "spice". I am not able to make work spice as it should, and I have problem with x2go when I have to run program with a different user than the one I use to connect to the session. If you want talk about and maybe make a video about those you can contact me. Stefano
I havent try all those programs yet =). Think maybe u can do that with VNC, relogin to the same session. But, let me know if u do come up with a good solution. Ill give those apps a try when i got time.
I would recommend GraphOn GO-Global for Unix. I haven't tested it yet, but GO-Global for Windows really rocks - I found it faster and much easier to maintain than both Microsoft RDP and Citrix XenApp. It's a commercial product, of course, but costs less that MS Terminal Server and much less Citrix XenApp. You may download a trial at graphon.com. ;)
Tox86 vnc over ssh is another option although dated compared to things like x2go. x2go starts its own session independent of the user iirc, even if that same user is on the box physically
So if i have a windows laptop and im somewhere else. I want to run a program that is not in my laptop but on my ssh server at home with linux. With windows laptop am i able to run a program from my ssh server running with linux to my windows laptop?
Whenever I tried X11 forwarding in the past, it would work but I would get strange errors on the command line in the background. I noticed you were getting them too. Is this anything to be concerned about? Is there any way to get rid of them? Thanks.
I don't have that impression. And that was just a folder in his home folder. Anyway, that would be better than pony shit and furry shit everywhere. I'm glad that is not the case.
did you install xauth or it is installed by default ,because they said that xauth must be installed as unix.stackexchange.com/questions/12755/how-to-forward-x-over-ssh-to-run-graphics-applications-remotely/12772#12772
![Run Graphical X Applications Over SSH [Tutorial]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hdXDMIvQuTs/mqdefault.jpg)
Man your commenting style is savage... you really give the impression of "trust me you can do this sh*t here then click there and all is done".
I have tried, and tried to set up a server and access it with a gui interface from a client on my local internet. This is the first how-to that worked for me. Thank-you, thank-you.
Thanks so much! I really needed an explanation for X11 Forwarding, so thanks! =D
Thanks a lot dude, finally no slowdowns while using x11 forwarding
Thanks! I was looking for a video that would explain this all evening =D
+Adam Feller lols u came to the right channel
Lol. This is great. You're so carefree, but not being so "serious" is more helpful.
Works great, thanks!!
Very much helpful , all other x forwarding includes windows and putty use.
Thank you!
I learned something that I wanted to know by accident watching this video. I've been using putty to SSH access my other Linux computers. Now I don't have to use putty, I can just do it from my command line.
This was the help I needed! Thank you!
Thank you! You saved me so much time!
Awesome! Thanks!
Nice video, works perfectly. I have Kali Linux installed on my note 2 and am able to ssh X applications over to my Ubuntu laptop.
Revanth Kamaraj is the note 2 fast enough to run a full desktop?
gotbletu
Yes although I recommend overclocking it slightly.
2 ciphers(blowfish-cbc & arcfour) have been disabled in the 6.7p1-1 release of openssh
Great help thanks a mil!
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing -c blowfish-cbc,arcfour, it does make a difference in terms of speed :)
I'm not using xauth however, and I launch my remote app with local display like this (this implies I know the name of the app, here's an example for thunar and firefox):
ssh -XC -c blowfish-cbc,arcfour username@remotemachine thunar
ssh -XC -c blowfish-cbc,arcfour username@remotemachine firefox --no-remote
I find launching FF like this particularly useful to connect to a remote 192.168.1.1 modem or other LAN-attached peripherals from a remote location.
for me it was faster, otherwise my calibre would be too slow. Cool, didnt know u can put the app u want in 1 line. Thanks
awesome. works for me. thanks.
Dude, good video. Really useful.
Sweet now I can game on my Arduino!
By the way, if you have changes to a file in nano and just hit ctrl+x, it'll ask you if you want to save the changes.
You are super !!!!!!
sweet, thanks!
after running GUI app no graphical output on my PC instead then there is alert Running on a compositor with no screens is not supported
Good video. The problem with X over SSH is that if the connection broke you will lose all your unsaved work. I am working to be able to have something similar to windows RDP on linux. So if connection broke I'll be able to reconnect and keep working. Right now I understood that xrdp is pretty bad. I want a full desktop enviroment started. I want be able to reconnect to it and also be able to change resolution while running. Right now the two best option are "x2go" and "spice".
I am not able to make work spice as it should, and I have problem with x2go when I have to run program with a different user than the one I use to connect to the session. If you want talk about and maybe make a video about those you can contact me.
Stefano
I havent try all those programs yet =). Think maybe u can do that with VNC, relogin to the same session. But, let me know if u do come up with a good solution. Ill give those apps a try when i got time.
I would recommend GraphOn GO-Global for Unix. I haven't tested it yet, but GO-Global for Windows really rocks - I found it faster and much easier to maintain than both Microsoft RDP and Citrix XenApp. It's a commercial product, of course, but costs less that MS Terminal Server and much less Citrix XenApp. You may download a trial at graphon.com. ;)
Luis Talora Thanks never heard of that 1 b4, ill look into it
Tox86 vnc over ssh is another option although dated compared to things like x2go. x2go starts its own session independent of the user iirc, even if that same user is on the box physically
So if i have a windows laptop and im somewhere else. I want to run a program that is not in my laptop but on my ssh server at home with linux. With windows laptop am i able to run a program from my ssh server running with linux to my windows laptop?
Dude, the MA_Senpai dir.
Whenever I tried X11 forwarding in the past, it would work but I would get strange errors on the command line in the background. I noticed you were getting them too. Is this anything to be concerned about? Is there any way to get rid of them? Thanks.
nope
8:49 MA_Hentai
damn I hate how a lot of linux content on the web is somehow often related to anime/hentai crap. I REALLY hate that stuff.
I don't have that impression. And that was just a folder in his home folder.
Anyway, that would be better than pony shit and furry shit everywhere. I'm glad that is not the case.
did you install xauth or it is installed by default ,because they said that xauth must be installed as
unix.stackexchange.com/questions/12755/how-to-forward-x-over-ssh-to-run-graphics-applications-remotely/12772#12772
Which program allows you to use VIM on commandline??? :O
any terminal
gotbletu You have -- INSERT -- at the end of your line in terminal. I mean, is that some extension to xterm/lxterminal/..
th-cam.com/video/EIp6TSC8SOQ/w-d-xo.html
most the ssh host have DE+WM? or does it work with CLI-OS ?
well is called X11 forwarding so it assume u have X installed =)
works steam movies? or it too slow?
KDGNOR1990 no sound with that
do it work with Wine Games :D ?
KDGNOR1990 You might want to checkout "VirtualGL" I do not believe that X11 forwarding supports OpenGL acceleration on the GPU
thank you
Hey, is there a way to do the same, but on the browser?
@Aaron Speedy that was fast!
@Aaron Speedy used something called Guacamole.
it tell me:
-x command not found :(
do you know how i could solve that ??
+Dan “TalkerOpinion” Brown capital X
+gotbletu done :) thanks
Hentai, huh? ;)
Sshsxxx
i want to do
It's not "Cal-i-bur" it's "Kah-lee-brey"
That's not a pound sign. That's a hash.
No, it's a number sign.
Get it right.