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- What is X11 exactly? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I'm reading Wikipedia about X11 and it says that: In its standard distribution it is a complete, albeit simple, display and interface solution which delivers a standard toolkit and protocol stack
- xorg - How do I get X11 Forwarding to work on Windows with PuTTY and . . .
I've always wanted to get X11 Forwarding to work with PuTTY, and the X Window System I'm using is Xming When I have Xming running and I establish a new connection to my server, I receive the follo
- command line - How do I solve the PuTTY X11 proxy: No authorisation . . .
I am trying to run firefox on a remote server over ssh and use X11 forwarding to open the window on my laptop, but when I try to it throws the quot;PuTTY X11 proxy: No authorisation provided quot;
- x11 - How to generate correctly a new . Xauthority file for a display . . .
xeyes -display :0 Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 keyError: Can't open display: :0 How to generate a good Xauthority and recover my "lost" :0 display without restarting it? Edit: I found a pseudo-solution If you save somewhere the old Xauthority file, or remind the right cookies the X11 display return to work, but if I don't remind the right
- x11 - How to scale the resolution display of the desktop and or . . .
26 While using Xorg X11, on KDE Gnome XFCE how can we scale the display resolution for the whole desktop and or per application? (when this is not available on the settings GUI) The purpose is to keep the screen resolution unchanged (at max) while scaling the size (bigger smaller) of the desktop applications
- x11 - What are X server, display and screen? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
The main problem here is, that your network firewall etc needs to be configured to allow this (beware X11 is practically not encrypted), and permissions for the X server need to be granted manually (xhosts or Xauthority) To answer your questions What are the relations and differences between X server, display and screen?
- x11 - What is X Window System? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
X11 is the correct name for the system that you are asking about X11 is an architecture independent, network transparent, policy free, windowing system Not part of the OS The X11 server runs as a user process Other processes also run, window manager (to decorate windows with frames and title bars, and do the moving and resizing), taskbar
- ssh - How do I debug X11 connection rejected because of wrong . . .
One more wrinkle; sometimes X will run fine over SSH under your own individual user account, then throw "X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication
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