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export DISPLAY=macosXbox:0.0
- Thread starter phillies
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nope.
that's not the problem. the command (export DISPLAY=macbox:0 for bash or setenv DISPLAY macbox:0 for C shell) has to be entered in the OTHER unix box to export the display to the mac or any other computer I am working with. It works for alls unix or linux systems, just not for the Mac.
The question is, how to modify MacOsX to allow other unix systems to export the display.
thanxs anyway
that's not the problem. the command (export DISPLAY=macbox:0 for bash or setenv DISPLAY macbox:0 for C shell) has to be entered in the OTHER unix box to export the display to the mac or any other computer I am working with. It works for alls unix or linux systems, just not for the Mac.
The question is, how to modify MacOsX to allow other unix systems to export the display.
thanxs anyway
In order to export the X output of a *nix box to another requires that your target machine be running an X server. OS X does not have an X server unless you install one. The aqua interface operates on a whole different set of rules. I haven't seen any X-servers for OS X specifically, but there are some folks who have successfully ported X over to the OS X platform.