I am using ubuntu 14.04 x64. It doesn’t matter that the X-application is slow or fast.
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Yes, this is possible. You have two ways to do it.
One would be using VNC. DigitalOcean have great tutorial on Setting up VNC.
Alternative to VNC would be X11 forwarding. It’ll allow you to forward X session via SSH. To use it you must be sure you have enabled X11 forwarding on both sides and
xauth
installed. If you are using Windows, you can also enable X11 Forwarding under Putty settings.To enable it server side, open
/etc/ssh/sshd_config
with text editor, find X11Forwarding line, uncomment it if it is commented (by removing#
in front of it) and set it to yes. If you are using Linux or OS X on client, you will want to ssh with:Now run any X app and you will see GUI :)