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ksh: setenv DISPLAY equivalent?
Name: mdinaz Date: June 21, 2006 at 13:18:31 Pacific OS: SunOS 5.7 CPU/Ram: Sparc 20 Product: Sun
Comment:
I need to redirect the display to another terminal at another address. With csh I would just use the "setenv DISPLAY" command, but there's no such command with ksh (Korn) shell. How can I do this with ksh?
Summary: Hi, I'm looking for a command to display a screen or window from a Unix station to a PC (with reflection). I think there is something with setenv display or export display but I don't know how to use ...
Summary: When a user logs on to one unix system remotely from another (e.g., with telnet or ssh), it is necessary to set the DISPLAY environment variable to the address of the local terminal (for example "xuj....
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