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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

02:23 - Access remote Xserver apps from windows

This is something I might forget later :|

Step 1: Install Xming
Configure it for multiple windows and disable server access control
Step2: Set 'export DISPLAY=$windows_host_ip:0.0' in the remote machine (Where $windows_host_ip is your IP)
Step3: Test! (this shows 'gnome-system-monitor')

Labels: linux, trackback, X

Balamurali Santhakumar said...

Xming is good...i like to use hummingbird exceed as windows x11 server

pradeep said...

But Xming is FOSS :) And it's very light weight.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for writing this.

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