assuming both machines are running X (IE: the local machine is running an X server), then I believe that you need to enable X11 forwarding for ssh.
Listening to the "teaser" about the upcoming talk on "screen" at PLUG last
night got me very excited about its capabilities. Lter, I got to thinking
about an X-window version of screen, and then jumped to the conclusion: Why
not just run KDE remotely?
My basement server runs KDE all the time, adn I can successfully vnc into it
and run a remote desktop. However, I'd much rather run a native (albeit
remote) KDE session on my main computer since the window size would match my
main screen and the display would look crisper.
In other words, I want to have a full KDE desktop on my local computer, but
actually running on the remote computer.
So I ssh'd into my remote machine, and ran "startx -- :1" to spawn a new X
window environement which I hoped would show up on my main (remote) screen.
No good. it did seem to spawn a new X, but not on my local machine.
I also tried "startkde" but got an error message "$DISPLAY is not set or
cannot connect to the X server." Unfortunately, DISPLAY is set, and even if I
changed it, I could not get KDE to start remotely.
Anybody have any suggestions?
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