In Linux, there is no default "GUI". You can open the X server and set
it to display on a certain monitor (done by default in most distros)
but the command line doesn't look upon that display as particularly
special or unique.
So you'll need to know more about the system you're running on and
where, exactly, you want the program to open on (ie which display).
Adam Ernst
cosmicsoft
On Dec 31, 2004, at 5:53 PM, LMSpam at neuropop dot com wrote:
not specifically an RB question...
I'd like to launch my app remotely from a secure shell, but when I
type ./myApp I get "Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display"
I don't need remote access to the GUI, I'd just like to be able to
launch it. Any way around this?
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