2018/03/02/Windows-connect-server-x11-with-gitbash/
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Set up X11 Forwarding with Git for Windows (git-bash) - jdhao's digital space
As I have posted earlier, Cmder is a better option if you use Windows command line frequently. The full installation of Cmder comes with Git for Windows, which is handy to provide a Linux-like environment. In this post, I will write about how to use Git for Windows to connect to a remote CentOS server and set up X11 forwarding to use the GUI applications on that server.
https://jdhao.github.io/2018/03/02/Windows-connect-server-x11-with-gitbash/
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