No installed packages matching 'xorg-server'. Actually the equery output is Portage telling you that you did not install xorg-server. Or else uninstalled it at some point. Suggest you go through the Installing Xorg topic from the Gentoo Wiki more or less from scratch to see what you may have missed. Feel free to ask more questions along the way. I missed Code:. Posted: Thu May 29, am Post subject:. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password.
Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Podcast Making Agile work for data science. Stack Gives Back Featured on Meta. When you ssh to machine remotemachine , sshd on remotemachine sets DISPLAY to localhost for instance , which this time means that X connections are do be done over TCP to port of machine localhost. Now, maybe you don't have a X server running are you on Mac?
Xunix which would mean ssh hasn't been configured properly at compile time. To figure out what the proper path is for the unix socket, you could try a strace -e connect xlogo or the equivalent on your system on your local machine to see what a normal X application does.
Xunix is removed, while ssh doesn't use that abstract namespace. It's not exactly clear, however, why that's the case from that answer alone, so I'm remediating with this answer. If you are running cygwin, or Windows-Subsystem for Linux, and your X11 server is windows-based e. Unix sockets are not well-supported on Windows at this point in time, even inside WSL.
Communicating between programs in the Linux-like environment and programs running directly on the windows host is also generally easier over IP sockets. When you run graphical applications locally i. This will fail, but most applications will then fallback to a TCP connection on localhost , which should succeed in reaching the server, assuming your X server is configured with defaults. You could confirm that this is happening by looking for connect calls in strace logs from a run of your graphical application.
Those would generally happen early on, before the main window of the application appears. The catch: That fallback behaviour doesn't happen when ssh is redirecting a connection from the remote side, so you are getting that error. It doesn't try the fallback connection to TCP localhost.
Like other answers mention, you can also export that variable interactively from your shell prompt:. You can also store this setting more permanently by adding that line to your login shell profile initialization script e. Note: Some shells have a different initialization script for login and non-login sessions.
For instance, with bash you could write that line to the non-login script, i. If you do, be careful not to override any custom value that might have been set by ssh. That would be the case if you were hopping first into your host via ssh and then hopping again into another host thus nesting your X11 forwarding.
If your display host happens to be macOS , make sure you have XQuartz running. This error message is telling you the ssh tunnel is working, but it can't figure out how to connect to the X server on your side of the tunnel. So, after creating a live disk and in Try Ubuntu mode, I chrooted into old partitions I followed the guide here and did. Ubuntu Community Ask! Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top.
Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Asked 9 years ago. Active 2 years, 6 months ago. Viewed 17k times. Then I entered this to install gnome sudo apt-get install gnome-shell and it said I already have it installed.
So, then I restarted in normal mode and Ubuntu didn't start. I am on Windows 8 now.
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