Setting DISPLAY environment variable syntax changes with Gnome
Centos8 Gnome DISPLAY is set like this: export DISPLAY=:0 In other words normally for xWindows you do something like this to set […]
Centos8 Gnome DISPLAY is set like this: export DISPLAY=:0 In other words normally for xWindows you do something like this to set […]
BTW if XWindows is not loaded on your linux app for RHEL or clones you can go here, download the
Looks like you cannot run xhost as root When I run it from my admin account that has sudo –
Goto -> Change Settings -> Colours and UNCHECK the 1st three boxes under COLOURS referring to Allow terminal to specify
Link to comprehensive documentation on how to use ssh without having to provide a password for the remote node everytime
The curl command transfers data from any server over to your computer. The wget command downloads the data as a
grep -E -o “\b[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+.[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\b” filename.txt You can also use egrep instead of grep with the -E switch. egrep -o
It may not be what you think it is. Here is how to check. Anywhere: curl icanhazip.com -4 Windows: Open
All those hard to read colors in WSL and really any Linux prompts where they have changed the colors –
Vi or vim syntax highlighting can make it very hard to read on many terminals. Here is how to turn