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Once in the terminal, in the command line type the name of the program you want to open.

It is a black box with a white border and a white ‘>’ inside.

Click the terminal icon on the left side of the screen.

Click ‘All’ at the bottom of the screen and now all applications are displayed.

Click the nine white dots in the bottom left.

Enter the name of the application in the search bar OR.

Click ‘Activities’ in the top left corner.

To find applications installed on the computer such as Firefox or the Text Editor:

If this is your first time using the terminal, read Basic Unix Commands. If you using the xterm terminal, it will not look like this, these instructions only cover Gnome. Note: After you have connected once, double click the name of the computer in the window that opens when the FastX application to connect If you are connecting to SPORC, use xterm or you can add startxfce4 for a GUI interface.Ĭommon desktop environment commands(the server you are connecting to may or may not have these installed, to find out run $ ls -l /usr/share/xsessions/ in a terminal): Select Gnome and click OK, you are now connected to the computer/server.Click the '+' icon in the top left corner of the new window.Double click the new entry in the list.A popup may appear with ‘This host is not recognize.’, click Continue.In the name field enter the name of the computer as something you will be able to recognize.Enter your RIT username in the name field.Enter the name of the computer in the host field.In the top left corner click the '+' icon.Open the FastX application from your computer.Check that FastX is properly installed on your server.")

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Note: for servers using FastX version 2, you may need to download the desktop client from instead (You might get the error "SSH Connection Failed Unable to run FastX interface script fastx-protocol. Windows users will find the "FastX Windows Client" version the easiest to install.

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Download and install the FastX desktop client for your operating system from .

You don't have to change the "Run As User", "Window Mode", or "Name" fields.Ĭommon desktop environment commands (the server you are connecting to may or may not have these installed, to find out run $ ls -l /usr/share/xsessions/ in a terminal):

If you want to launch using a custom command, or a desktop environment that is not in the bookmarks, click "Command."Įnter the command you want to run, then click "Launch".

Click ‘Gnome’, then ‘Launch’ to launch a session with Gnome, or XFCE if you want to launch a session with XFCE.

Open your browser and into the address bar enter: or 3443 depending on the computer.Keep in mind that SPORC only has the xterm terminal, not Gnome so it will look different than the pictures in this documentation. If you are using FastX to connect to SPORC replace computername with sporcsubmit. Your FastX sessions will stay open even through connection errors and unexpected computer shutdowns. With FastX you can have multiple sessions open, pause the sessions, and resume them whenever you want.

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FastX provides a full Linux environment and GUI and appears no different than a Linux environment on your own computer. FastX displays your remote Linux desktops on your own computer.