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How to get xterm
Hi
Need a clarification bout the xserver and xclient as im really new in this field. I know this may sounds really simple question, but i got many opinions from the internet bout getting the xterm. Some said, just do a simple export DISPLAY and xhost and the xterm will pop up. And some said i hv to get the xserver running on my pc and then the xterm will pop up. I tried the 1st one, and got the error unable to open display. The 2nd one i dont really understand and dont really know how the xserver works on my pc. Can u explain to me? Thanks in adv. |
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11-20-2007
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For an explanation of the terms "Xserver" and "Xclient" you may want to read this article from a few days ago.
If you still have questions post it here and i will try to answer it as good as i can. bakunin |
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