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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <HBB...@t-...> - 2010-06-25 11:11:17
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Am 25.06.2010 07:09, schrieb Mauricio Flores: > I am trying to use gnuplot in cygwin, in my windows, and I am currently > having a problem. I ssh into cygwin in the following way: > > ssh -X user@address Are you aware that for this to work, you need X11 on both ends of your connection? I.e. an active X server running on the machine on which you run the above command, and X11 libraries, along with an X11-enabled gnuplot on the machine you connect to (called "address" above)? > and then, I type: > And I get a command prompt that looks like this: > > gnuplot> And what did it say in the opening message, directly above the screen? What was the terminal set to: "Unknown", by any chance? What do you get for echo $DISPLAY on both sides of the connection? > Did I make any mistake in my use of gnuplot? Probably not. But your use of 'ssh -X' might be wrong. Do _any_ other X11 clients (like 'xclock') work from inside that ssh -X session? |