Hi,
excuse me if my suggestion underestimates your X11 knowledge, but
what is the contents of the environment variable $DISPLAY when you are
logged in as root and as a normal user?
Could it be, that this variable has no value when logged in as an user, so
that your X11-applications fail to con
On Tue, 5 Aug 1997, Luka Pravica wrote:
> Hi,
>
> when I'm not logged in as root, I can start X but many programs I try to run
> give the following error: cannot open display.
>
> I can run the same programs as root, without any problems.
>
> Probably I have to change permitions for opening Xd
Hi,
when I'm not logged in as root, I can start X but many programs I try to run
give the following error: cannot open display.
I can run the same programs as root, without any problems.
Probably I have to change permitions for opening Xdisplay, but I couldn't
find how.
Thanks in advance,
Luk
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