Rohan is a Solution Architect for MS Stack in Sogeti India Microsoft Practice & Sogeti Europe. He has 13 years of professional experience with 4 years in Architect role covering all aspects of software life cycles on Microsoft & DevOps platform.
3 thoughts on “The Amazing X11: Accessing Linux GUI without RDP”
With XQuartz you can also accomplish the same on a Mac. You need to add the -Y option when connecting through SSH (“ssh -Y username@hostIP: ) and then it will foward to Xquartz when starting a GUI app from the command promot. Very handy indeed!
That’s interesting, I have not tried that; but not surprised as good amount of users use Macs as their daily drivers and many might have a need to access GUI apps. Thanks again for the update.
Hi
I installed X Windows System Server and it is running X in system tray.
Connected via putt X11 enabled forwarding .Quick question: What command I need to run once connected to Ubuntu box?
Thanks
With XQuartz you can also accomplish the same on a Mac. You need to add the -Y option when connecting through SSH (“ssh -Y username@hostIP: ) and then it will foward to Xquartz when starting a GUI app from the command promot. Very handy indeed!
That’s interesting, I have not tried that; but not surprised as good amount of users use Macs as their daily drivers and many might have a need to access GUI apps. Thanks again for the update.
Hi
I installed X Windows System Server and it is running X in system tray.
Connected via putt X11 enabled forwarding .Quick question: What command I need to run once connected to Ubuntu box?
Thanks