There are both free and commercial X11 servers available for the various operating systems. In order to use X11, you need to have an X11 server running on your local machine. Ssh -Y is not recommended otherwise, as a program then potentially has access to do things like keylogging. The X11 connections are then tunneled and automatically encrypted by your SSH client.įor some types of graphical software this does not work correctly (if they need input from keystrokes).
To achieve this, an X11 server must be running on your local machine. This is also very useful if you want to open graphical displays from the remote machine on your local computer.
Ssh -X supports tunneling of X11 (X-Windows). In order to enable this, you must login with
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