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Does anything happen if you right click in the black window?
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Does anything happen if you right click in the black window?

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Can you elaborate on &quot;configurations&quot;....<br />
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I'd prefer it is you posted what you did and accepted your own posting as the answer so it may help others.
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Can you elaborate on "configurations"....

I'd prefer it is you posted what you did and accepted your own posting as the answer so it may help others.

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I answered my question and would like to award it to myself. Thanks.
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I answered my question and would like to award it to myself. Thanks.

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1) I have configured for xming XDCMP remote desktop using GDM login.<br />
2) I am getting the desktop login screen from remote windows system.<br />
3) But when I try to login, instead of RHL desktop, I am getting blank black widnow<br />
4) From xterm, I am giving command:<br />
X -query localhost :1<br />
.........<br />
..........<br />
(EE) AIGLX: Screen 0 is not DRI capable<br />
5) Please suggest solutions and post links as well if that is suitable
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1) I have configured for xming XDCMP remote desktop using GDM login.
2) I am getting the desktop login screen from remote windows system.
3) But when I try to login, instead of RHL desktop, I am getting blank black widnow
4) From xterm, I am giving command:
X -query localhost :1
.........
..........
(EE) AIGLX: Screen 0 is not DRI capable
5) Please suggest solutions and post links as well if that is suitable

xming in Red Hat Linux

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