Ishwar Rattan wrote: <snip> > results in > ... Can't open display "A:0" > > Any ideas? Read http://www.linux.com/howtos/Remote-X-Apps-6.shtml Right there on top it says: "Notice that some X servers (from XFree86) can be configured not to listen on the usual TCP port with the -nolisten tcp argument. Notably the default configuration of Debian GNU/Linux is to disable the X server listening on the TCP port. If you wish to use remote X on a Debian system, you should re-enable this by altering the way the X server is started. Look at /etc/X11/xinit/xserverrc for a start." There's some additonal simple debugging info as well. -Dave -- If you've found this email interesting, are interested in Free Software and would like to help the FSF please drop me a line so I can provide you with more information about their Associate Membership. It is my personal goal to sign up at least one new member this year. Thank You.
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