Tilgang til grafisk brugerflade på min linuxbox fra windows..

Ja, men det kræver en x-server på din windows maskine - såsom xwin32 eller xmanager.

Herefter starter du blot et x-program - og det vises under windows.

Kender ikke xwin32, men kan klart anbefale xmanager. Det virker fortrineligt og er meget nemt at sætte op.
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Du kan også installere en GRATIS X-server via Cygwin - http://cygwin.com

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Ja...så prøver jeg da også *s*

Min konklution.. Xwin32 er ekstremt nem at benytte, og virker glimrende. Mine x11 applicationer kom frem i windows ganske fint, dog koster dette program en del..

Cygwin var ret kompliceret, jeg fik det ikke til at køre, og aner ikke hvordan jeg får det til at virke med ssh..

Cygwin comes with a very handy (and free) XServer which works pretty well within Windows and supports OpenGL. Here is how you turn it on. First add the cygwin X11R6\bin directory to your path. Mine is located in C:\bin\cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin. Next, edit the "startxwin.bat". Towards the end of the file, change the line that says:

start XWin

to:

start XWin -rootless

Also, cygwin by defaults starts the twm window manager which is terrible. To fix this change the line:

run twm

to

run fvwm2 -f /usr/X11R6/share/fvwm/system.fvwm2rc-sample-95

Save the new startxwin.bat. Add a new shortcut your desktop (Right-click on the desktop->New->Shortcut) and point it at c:\bin\cygwin\usr\X11R6\bin\startxwin.bat. Call it something like "XServer".

By default cygwin does not allow anyone to connect to your XServer. The safe and secure way to use it is through ssh tunneling. To turn on ssh tunneling. Create the file c:\bin\cygwin\home\<username>\.ssh\config (if it is not already there). Add the line:

ForwardX11 = yes

This will turn on X forwarding. Finally, add the DISPLAY=:0.0 environment variable to your system (See "Editing Environment Variables" above on how to do this).

To test it out, run the XServer and then ssh to your favorite unix machine and run "xcalc". The calculator should appear on your desktop.

Super duber. Thanks

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