| Martin Mueller on Fri, 23 Jan 1998 12:33:36 +0200 |
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| Re: X Windows on a remote machine |
On Fri, 23 Jan 1998, Alwin Wiederhold wrote: > Hi > > I need to run X programs on a remote RS/6000 running AIX. On my Linux > machine I have installed X, with the fvwm95 windows manager. > > Do I need to install Motif in order to run Motif applications from the > RS/6000? > How do I tell the RS/6000 to write to my screen. O.K. First you need to let you machine know that the RS/6000 host is allowed to send X commands to your machine: xhost +[RS6000hostname] should do that, where [RS6000hostname] is the name you use for telneting into your RS/6000. Then telnet into your RS/6000 and issue export DISPLAY=[your PC name]:0 in a bourne shell or, I think it's set DISPLAY=[your PC name]:0 in a ksh. Then start off your application from the telnet session - wholla If your RS/6000 is running xdm, it is even simpler. From text runlevel issue X -indirect [RS6000hostname] hope that gets you started, otherwise ask again - these work with HP's I've worked on and Dec alphas (OSF/1). regards Martin Mueller