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    Opening a *graphical session* with the terminal ?

    Hi,

    I'm experiencing an issue with the remote control.

    My distant "graphical" linux session is currently closed.

    From a SSH Terminal, with lets me control my computer by "commands", how could I open the "graphical session" in order to control it by "vinagre" (VNC) ?

    Thank you very much for your help

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    Re: Opening a *graphical session* with the terminal ?

    To use graphical applications during an SSH session:
    Code:
    ssh -X <user>@<host>
    note that you will not be able to actually launch an application in an X session on the destination machine if the user used to log on with through SSH is not logged in on the destination machine.
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    Re: Opening a *graphical session* with the terminal ?

    Thank you for your answer, but that doesn't seem open a graphical session : vinagre is still not working.

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    Re: Opening a *graphical session* with the terminal ?

    Quote Originally Posted by appreciation View Post
    Thank you for your answer, but that doesn't seem open a graphical session : vinagre is still not working.
    Vinagre is not a graphical session, but a desktop sharing utility.
    Like I said before:
    If there's not user logged in on the destination machine, you will not be able to start an X session on that machine remotely. Nor run graphical frontends on that machine.
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    Re: Opening a *graphical session* with the terminal ?

    Thank you for your answer.

    Starting a X session remotely, it's what I wanted to do.

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