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You can ssh -y user@remote and then when you execute a graphical command it will be sent through the X11 tunnel (-y -x) to the X server from which you ssh.
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You can ssh -y user@remote and then when you execute a graphical command it will be sent through the X11 tunnel (-y -x) to the X server from which you ssh.

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You can certainly use<br />
ssh -Y user@remoteHost<br />
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This would not show you the remote desktop to you, however
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You can certainly use
ssh -Y user@remoteHost

This would not show you the remote desktop to you, however

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&quot;ssh -Y user@remoteHost&quot; is for lunching remote application example firefox. I need to lunch remote desktop server from linux shell to remote linux X windows desktop.
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"ssh -Y user@remoteHost" is for lunching remote application example firefox. I need to lunch remote desktop server from linux shell to remote linux X windows desktop.

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export DISPLAY=&quot;remoteip:0.0&quot;<br />
on the remoteip, xhost add the other as an allowed source<br />

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export DISPLAY="remoteip:0.0"
on the remoteip, xhost add the other as an allowed source


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From shell can I used X –query x.x.x.x :1 to connect to remote Linux desktop? If the syntax is wrong, what is the right way?<br />
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thanks
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From shell can I used X –query x.x.x.x :1 to connect to remote Linux desktop? If the syntax is wrong, what is the right way?

thanks

How to use X to connect to remote linux desktop

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