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| - Text editing in command line | - Text editing in command line | ||
| - Displaying images in command line | - Displaying images in command line | ||
| - | - Displaying images from command line | + | - Displaying images from command line (using X11 forwarding) |
| - Displaying NIFTI images in command line | - Displaying NIFTI images in command line | ||
| - X11 Forwarding | - X11 Forwarding | ||
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| - | ===== 5. Displaying images from command line ===== | + | ===== 5. Displaying images from command line (using X11 forwarding) |
| Another option to open an image saved on a remote server is to establish an X11 forwarding connection to the server and use an image viewer. For that, you need to: | Another option to open an image saved on a remote server is to establish an X11 forwarding connection to the server and use an image viewer. For that, you need to: | ||
| - Ensure you have X11 installed on your local machine (XQuartz on macOS, typically installed X server on Linux). | - Ensure you have X11 installed on your local machine (XQuartz on macOS, typically installed X server on Linux). | ||
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