Multiwindow manager

Remote controlling it with PuTTY and Xming.Getting startedUse XLaunch -find if all you want is to login to a remote machine and interact with its Display Manager via Microsoft Windows (using XDMCP).This is an elegant way to use an xserver but XDMCP mode is not very secure. It is safer to work via X-Forwarding and the SSH protocol, e.g. using PuTTY, on shared networks. Getting started with PuTTY X-Forwarding is described below and in more detail here.A good tip: get PuTTY working first with Pageant, and use Saved Sessions, before using Xming/XLaunch. Those Saved Sessions should only use the SSH-2 protocol, 'Enable X11 forwarding' and for the following example set 'X display location' to 'localhost:0'.To simply start Xming in -multiwindow mode from Command Processor (the Windows cmd console)>"C:\Program Files\Xming\Xming.exe" -multiwindow -clipboard If you now need a Command Processor: run it from Xming's notification area icon menu. Many useful variables will then be inherited e.g. %CD% and %DISPLAY%This gives you a multiwindow/multimonitors X server on display-number 0 (the default), with an integrated Windows window manager. Note...You cannot run two X servers with the same display-number; use the :display-number option if you want multiple instances.On recent Windows versions: in order to easily use Xming's notification area icon(s) you should set 'Show icon and notifications', for the Xming X Server icon.You could now run, for example, firefox on a remote machine like this (Xming will 'serve' control and display locally)...just type 'firefox' on a PuTTY terminal connected to a remote machineor from a Command Processor use PuTTY's Plink tool one of two ways...>plink -ssh -2 -X firefox either, with user@remote-host>plink -load firefox or, with a PuTTY Saved Session name.XLaunch makes using Xming with PuTTY's Plink and generic Windows ssh clients easy...The XLaunch wizardXLaunch is a wizard for simplifying the startup of an Xming X server. Its re-usable XML configuration files also act as mini-session managers. One X client can be selected for concurrent display from a local or remote machine. When remote, the X client is accessed securely via PuTTY or SSH.Remote login using XDMCP is also provided as well as a host finder and chooser via the -find command and XPing button... Also use XLaunch to just simply start the X server and then run several X clients later by hand, or from Xmingrc menu entries.Example .xlaunch configuration files for a remote xterm via PuTTY and a remote login via XDMCP.Using the

You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 about to purchase the tab s2 verizon model, and doing some research, i came across this post from twitter from a bout a month ago: @srsroot#SRSRoot: samsung SM-T817V (Build: LMY47X.T817VVRS2APB2) #Android 5.1.1 Now Supported for #Root at 10:26 AM - 8 Apr 2016Source: i'm not sure how safe this rooting app is, its the first i've heard of it, but that post gives me a little hope. i checked the firmware build number and it does match.is anyone willing to give it a try and use some root required apps to verify it works? #2 about to purchase the tab s2 verizon model, and doing some research, i came across this post from twitter from a bout a month ago: i'm not sure how safe this rooting app is, its the first i've heard of it, but that post gives me a little hope. i checked the firmware build number and it does match.is anyone willing to give it a try and use some root required apps to verify it works? I'm curious to know myself.... #3 Does not work. Tried both smart and all methods in their app. #4 Does not work. Tried both smart and all methods in their app. hey, thanks for trying, i just got my tablet today,...suprisingly, native hotspot works without any limitations or extra apps (i still have UDP), but i would like root so i can enable all apps to be multiwindow! i use in the car with waze for navigation split screened with my podcast/media player app. waze isn't enabled for multiwindow, and neither are some of my other apps i use on a daily basis. overall

Wizard to get a remote wireshark via PuTTY in -multiwindow mode... You can select the windowing mode, the way sessions are started and save the configuration for later reuse. An XLaunch configuration file can be just clicked to rerun saved settings without having to go through the wizard pages. Also automatic validation of configuration files against the XLaunch XML Schema Definition is selectable when starting the wizard. Additionally, automatic display-number (i.e. X server) allocation is provided.Help is available for each XLaunch page via the 'Help' button, or F1, and from these links...Display settings Session type Start program XDMCP settings Additional parameters Finish configuration Host FinderXmingrc and the X icon menuYou can configure the X toolbar icon menu (i.e. the right-click menu on Xming's notification area icon), Windows icons, styles and system menus (i.e. the right-click menu on a Window's title bar) using an Xmingrc file. Additionally, on the icon menu, a Host Finder is provided for listing, choosing and then accessing any responding XDMCP hosts on your network, as well as a log file viewer. I use this Xmingrc file to open X Window clients (singly or combined in session files), PuTTY and Command Processor terminals, and to control access to the X server.Remote Unix/Linux (and local Windows) programs can be run from Xmingrc menu items. Use of Plink is recommended when starting remote programs.Xmingrc is a structured text file, so to avoid errors, study the installed default Xmingrc file (plus my Xmingrc file: see screenshots below). Tools and clientsMany X.Org tools and clients have been ported to Microsoft Windows console (Windows CUI) applications and built modular using MinGW-w64...appresatobmbitmapbmtoacxpmeditresicolistresmkfontscaleoclocksetxkbmapsxpmtwmviewresxauthxcalcxclipboardxclockxcutselxdpyinfoxevxeyesxfontselxhostxkbcompxkillxlogoxlsatomsxlsclientsxlsfontsxmessagexmodmapXmonxpropxrandrxsetxsetrootxwininfoUse the links in the table above to view Xming manuals for each entry.Note: xkbcomp is built without a Windows console (Windows GUI), and always installed, as it is used by Xming during X server startup. Also Xmon is sourced here not from X.Org.These additional tools are also supplied in Xming installers...Examples, from Command Processor>xsetroot -cursor_name left_ptr -fg white -bg black -solid SteelBlue>setxkbmap de -model pc105>xkbcomp -a :0 %TEMP%/desc.xkb Output the keyboard source, including comments.>xkill -frame Use in -multiwindow mode to select a client to close.>xroot -geometry 50x50+500+50 -color SteelBlue Useful with -rootless and some window managers.An example of the interactive X protocol monitor, Xmon, being used on Windows 7>xmonui | xmond Xmonui graphics front-end piped to an xmond console providing trace, for display 1 clients, while an X server is running

Its -wgl option.You can display remote X clients directly on the Windows Desktop without running a remote Display Manager and so free up the resources used by that DM.Remote control your Raspberry Pi from Windows. Here is an example XLaunch file to display Midori for Raspbian wheezy using PuTTY/Plink.Extend server-side X fonts to include any TrueType fonts on your Windows machine. These high quality fonts can be accessed, in situ, and added to the X server font list.Use Xming with portablePuTTY as a pocket X server by copying both to a USB flash drive etc. Once made portable; no installed software or access to the Windows registry is needed.Old slow redundant Windows machines can be easily re-cycled into slick Linux machines and then accessed with Xming from your latest Windows computer. You will then get the best of both worlds, each with its own separate system architecture, security and philosophy. Xming elegantly and efficiently provides input control and graphical display for software that is running on the remote system.Use SSH and X-Forwarding in -multiwindow mode, instead of VNC, to reclaim precious resources (including desktop space) and facilitate cut-and-paste between windows.You can run Xming on multiple monitors in many ways, e.g. if you have two monitors on a Windows machine, you could put the full remote Unix/Linux session on the second monitor using>Xming -query -nodecoration -screen 0 @2 -clipboardXinerama could be used to create one large virtual display, e.g. with two monitors>Xming -query -nodecoration -screen 0 @1 -screen 1 @2 +xinerama -clipboardManualsThis documentation is constantly being updated and may be incorrect for old versions. Don't be put off, there needs to be a lot of it to cover the many uses for the X protocol, but for most users Xming installs quickly and can be started, by the XLaunch wizard, in just a few seconds.Xming Manual.This doesn't contain any X server commands. You can view all the applicable X server commands for Xming with -help or run this XLaunch file. These online X.Org Manual pages also give more detail on generic X server and X client options.Note: not all general options are logical for Windows or honoured by Xming.Manuals are also available for XLaunch, Xmingrc, portablePuTTY, PuTTY, Xmon, the Run utility and command line use of Xming's install and uninstall programs. All Tools and clients also have Xming manuals.I also have a Recipe for setting up a headless Raspberry Pi and