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  • Introduction to Xming. Xming is an X server for use on Windows platforms. It can be used by anyone wanting to run X applications on our Linux servers and have them display on their local desktop. Xming is already installed on the student and staff managed desktops. So if you're on one of those you do not need to follow these instructions.
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  • Xming Server must be allowed in the windows firewall Windows Defender. This is an old 32 bits version (2007), but still fully operational on Windows 10 64 bits recent versions. Newer versions, especially the 64 bits version, are available but unfortunately a donation is mandatory (10 £ minimum), however alternatives exist in case of failures.
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This how to describes how to install PuTTY and Xming and then hook the two together to provide you the end-user with an X Window System display server, a set of traditional sample X applications and tools, and a set of fonts. These two products will help to eliminate many of your frustrations! Xming features support of several languages that many of our ANSYS Analyst’s use here at PADT, Inc. We truly enjoy and use these two products. One reason for why would should be interested is that by combining Xming and PuTTY for use in numerical simulation Mesa 3D, OpenGL, and GLX 3D graphics extensions capabilities work amazingly well! Kudos to the programmers, we love you!

Program references:

Server: CUBE Linux 64-bit Server
Client: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit

Step 1 – Install PuTTY first (accept defaults)

Step 2 – Install Xming (accept defaults)
o Download and install the program and fonts for XMING files:
 Program:
 Fonts:

Double-check that the Normal PuTTy link with SSH client is checked

Step 3 – After the program has completed installation.

Step 4 – Install the Xming fonts that you had downloaded earlier.

Verify that Xming has been started. You will notice a new running task inside of your task bar. If you hover over the X icon in your taskbar. It should Say something like “Xming Server:0.0”

Now let us hook them together. It is X and PUTTY time!

Step 5 – Open your PUTTY application.

  • Enter the hostname or IP address.
  • Enter in a Session name:
  • On the left side bar within PUTTY. Locate –> Connection and then expand out –> SSH –> X11
    o Check –> Enable X11 forwarding

Save the new session –> Locating on the left panel of your PUTTY program (you may need to scroll up a little bit).

Click on the text –> Session and then Save the new session.

Yay! now open your newly saved session and login to a CUBE linux server to test and verify.

I always forget to remember tell people this TIP but for multi display types: Start Xming in -multiwindow mode.

How? from Command Prompt (the Windows cmd console) or create a desktop shortcut.

“C:Program FilesXmingXming.exe” -multiwindow -clipboard

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Have a Happy Valentines Day Weekend and do not forget to show the penguin some love too. This penguin looks lonely and maybe needs a date?

In this post, I talked about setting up X11 forwarding using Xming andSSH. Today I was looking into forwarding an entire window manager via X11, butwasn't able to.

However, I found another cool solution - XDMCP. XDMCP is like remote desktopfor linux. Xming is an XDMCP client. Once XDMCP is enabled on the remotehost's display manager, one can use Xming to connect to it. Note that,via this approach, the Xming is used in a completely different mode than inX11 forwarding. Specifically, SSH didn't play any part in XDMCP (I heard XDMCPis not a secure protocol).

Remote host setup

Ubuntu (and Xubuntu) 16.04 uses lightdm as its display manager. XDMCP isn'tenabled by default. To enabled it, edit /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf and add:

Now restart lightdm service (this is for Ubuntu 16.04):

For more about Ubuntu and XDMCP, refer to xdmcp ubuntu wiki.

Client connection

In order to connect, Xming must be started from command line. Run:

Here the key part is -query <remote_host>.

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-fullscreen can also be replaced with -rootless, or, to be removed (so in'single window mode') and specify screen size: -screen 0 1400 1000. Notethat in -fullscreen, alt-tab is broken, and switching in/out of Xming inthis mode is very slow. On the contrary, -rootless mode is awesome -swiching in/out Xming is fast, alt-tab works perfectly.

-keyhook is used to enable keyboard short. However, I found alt-tab to bestill problematic. Windows keys seem to work: win-e opened mouse pad onXubuntu. -nowinkill is used so Xming doesn't eat alt-F4.

Refer to Xming man page.

Experience

Initial testing seems to be pretty fast for local Hyper-V Linux machine.

I still want to investigate how to do X11 forwarding + window manager. SeeDisplay manager and window manager.

References

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I can successully x11 forward entire window manager to local machine withUbuntu server. I choose Ubuntu server because it doesn't come with a desktopenvironment pre-installed so it's more tweakable.

This is inspired by this blog post.

Xming setup

Launch Xming in the single window or fullscreen mode. Multiwindow mode willcause window managers to fail to start.

Single window mode with screen size:

Fullscreen mode:

In fullscreen mode, escape with ctrl-esc.

As described in x11 forwarding, set the DISPLAY env var in localmachine terminal before SSH (or in putty UI):

Remote host (Ubuntu Server) setup

Refer to Ubuntu Server GUI wiki X11 Server Installation:

Then install the choice of window manager. E.g., fluxbox:

Then start with fluxbox.

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Not all window manager work this way. Tested and worked are:

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  • Fluxbox, openbox
  • xfwm4 - WM for xfce - works but haven't figured out any app launcher to use
  • xfce4 - works, pretty, seem to run pretty smoothly (first session might beslow)

Those don't work are:

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