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Running X on a local display

If you have a workstation where you start the X Window System after logging in, you can have the whole windowing environment benefit from storing keys in memory. The X Window System is normally started with "startx", and the initial clients are in your "$HOME/.xinitrc" file.

    [WOMBATNET:/home/wombat]
    $ ssh-agent startx &

NOTE: Your system might have a non-standard way of starting the X Window System. Replace "startx" with the appropriate command if necessary. Ask your system administrator for the exact command to use.


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