ssh -X -l operator remote.host
sometimes you have to use -Y rather than -X
You can put this in your .ssh/config so it does it all the time.
Also, running KDE apps and maybe gnome apps might be a pain since they
assume a host of other KDE related services are running. Try with xcalc
first to simplify matters.
Austin
kitepilot@kitepilot.com wrote:
> Hello X:
>
> This is the scenario:
>
> I have a machine running remotely which I can ONLY SSH into.
> I know that the machine is running X and "operator" is logged in and can run
> graphical applications.
> I'll use kcalc for the example.
>
> What I want is to:
>
> ssh -l operator remote.host
> (insert some magic here that I know exists but I can't find and run) kcalc
>
> WHAM!
> Now kcalc pops on display:0 and operator can see and use kcalc as if he/her
> had invoked it him/herself.
> Mud? :)
> Enrique
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