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On 05/04/2011 11:48 AM, dan moylan wrote: > > when some user owns the gnome desktop, another user > opereating in a terminal window seems unable to open > an application that needs the display. how does one > allow this? The user that owns the display needs to run: xhost + Then the console user can set their $DISPLAY to 0:0 and it will work. Matt
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