Next, switch to your Termux/JuiceSSH session and enter the two 'export' commands near the top of the above screen: I found best results on my phone at 1280x960. When 'XServer XSDL' starts, it allows changing the screen resolution and font scale. This is a bit more complicated than it was on Windows, but still possible.įirst, start 'XServer XSDL' on your Android device as this will give you the commands that you need to run on your Termux/JuiceSSH/terminal session. However, downloading and installing ' XServer XSDL' allowed this to work in conjunction with Termux or JuiceSSH on the same device (and certainly other terminal emulators on Android as well). In either case, launching a graphical application resulted in a message "Failed to Open Display". Just out of curiosity, I wondered if the same were possible using Termux or JuiceSSH on Android.
This makes it easy to move files between systems without having to manually mount network shares. The filesystem tree on the left of the MobaXterm window is also useful as you can drag and drop files between the connected system and the Windows computer. Clicking on the 'Open' requester opened the file requester as if it were opened on my XU4, and I was able to open and save files from/to my XU4's filesystem. Shortly after that, the LibreOffice Writer screen appeared. However, next I entered 'libreoffice', and a new window was opened on my Win10 desktop with the LibreOffice splash screen from the XU4.
But that is pretty basic stuff that any SSH client can do. The same method also works for other ARM computers, such as Raspberry Pi.Īs you can see, this logged me in to my XU4. Upon launching MobaXterm on Windows 10, I entered the IP of my ODROID-XU4 running Ubuntu 18.04 in the "Quick Connect" field and then entered the username and password that I wanted to use from the XU4. It has a portable version, which means you don't have to install it on Windows - you can simply run the executable, so it can be placed on a flash drive or other removable media for easy access on any Windows computer. I decided to download MobaXterm and give it a try. This great article mentioned a way to run graphical programs from one Linux computer on another, and briefly mentioned software that allows this on Windows ( MobaXterm). In the January 2019 issue of ODROID Magazine, I came across an article on BASH.
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