You need to run an X Server on local Windows. In fact, this is a certain security risk, and SSH cannot be absolutely guaranteed The security of your data, but in general this is enough. This configuration is to allow SSH X forwarding. Uncomment this line, if there is no such line, add it manually: The configuration required on the host (the default is): In principle, this can realize the remote use of Linux GUI programs. Then connect to the host through PuTTY or SecureCRT, and then forward the X program received from the host The interaction is managed and displayed by X Server running under the local Windows system.
So running an X Server on Windows, you can easily run the GUI remotely At the same time, OpenSSH has the X forwarding function, which can forward the X program of the Linux host to the client through the SSH pipe. So for any application, the difference between the local operation and the remote operation is only the address of the X Server, nothing else.
There is a unified Server in the X Window system to be responsible for the interaction of various programs with input and output devices such as monitor/keyboard and mouse, and every application with GUI passes through the network The protocol interacts with the Server. Linux/Unix X Window has network transparency.
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