Linux Xclock No Protocol Specified at Kristin Knight blog

Linux Xclock No Protocol Specified. I can see there is a display. I'm trying to open gui installation from shell without success so i tried first to open just xclock but was unable as well. Normally, i would just ssh to the computer as the user who has logged in automatically, and run display=:0.0 xclock, for example. It could be that the forwarding isn't working (thus, the connection attempt never reaches your local machine). When i run glxinfo i get this error: Unable to open display :0. The no protocol specified error indicates that the user doesn't know how to launch a gui application and the user doesn't have. This python program does not need to pop up any window or so, it just creates a svg file, but the x server is a dependence that can't.

Normally, i would just ssh to the computer as the user who has logged in automatically, and run display=:0.0 xclock, for example. I can see there is a display. The no protocol specified error indicates that the user doesn't know how to launch a gui application and the user doesn't have. Unable to open display :0. It could be that the forwarding isn't working (thus, the connection attempt never reaches your local machine). This python program does not need to pop up any window or so, it just creates a svg file, but the x server is a dependence that can't. When i run glxinfo i get this error: I'm trying to open gui installation from shell without success so i tried first to open just xclock but was unable as well.

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Linux Xclock No Protocol Specified I'm trying to open gui installation from shell without success so i tried first to open just xclock but was unable as well. It could be that the forwarding isn't working (thus, the connection attempt never reaches your local machine). Unable to open display :0. When i run glxinfo i get this error: This python program does not need to pop up any window or so, it just creates a svg file, but the x server is a dependence that can't. I can see there is a display. The no protocol specified error indicates that the user doesn't know how to launch a gui application and the user doesn't have. Normally, i would just ssh to the computer as the user who has logged in automatically, and run display=:0.0 xclock, for example. I'm trying to open gui installation from shell without success so i tried first to open just xclock but was unable as well.

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