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exporting display
how do I export my display from my unix box to my pc
basically what is the syntax for export DISPLAY 
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1) your pc will have to be running an xserver to accept the connection.
2) the unix machines has to have its xclient also running. 3) i believe it would be something to the effect of -display ip:0.0 at least for solaris8. Last edited by Optimus_P; 04-23-2004 at 01:10 PM.
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For ksh it is
export DISPLAY=hostname:#.# For csh try setenv DISPLAY hostname:#.# Where the first number is the number of the display, and the second is the screen. For a PC, those numbers will almost always be 0.0 unless you are running a dual-monitor setup or something exotic like that. You can use the IP address of the PC instead of the hostname if you wish too.
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