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* a Windows 10 machine: ? (we don't support pre-10 versions of Windows) | * a Windows 10 machine: ? (we don't support pre-10 versions of Windows) | ||
* a Linux OS: You probably need nothing extra, so open your terminal and run <tt>ssh -Y tools.cs.earlham.edu</tt>. | * a Linux OS: You probably need nothing extra, so open your terminal and run <tt>ssh -Y tools.cs.earlham.edu</tt>. | ||
Revision as of 11:30, 18 July 2019
NOTE: Steps on this page have not yet been tested, so please do not rely on them until we have vetted it.
We support several applications that run through the X Window System. These include...
- Logisim (POCO)
- an implementation of OpenGL (Graphics)
As a user
If you run...
- a Mac: Install and run XQuartz. Then running a simple ssh -Y tools.cs.earlham.edu at your Terminal app should open the app appropriately.
- a Windows 10 machine: ? (we don't support pre-10 versions of Windows)
- a Linux OS: You probably need nothing extra, so open your terminal and run ssh -Y tools.cs.earlham.edu.
As an admin
Firewall or other issues may cause X forwarding problems, but in general setting up an app to use X forwarding doesn't require much extra work (Logisim, for example, worked "out of the box" with the commands above).
