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Siva
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I have a machine running RHEL 6.7RHEL6.7, this machine is connected via sshssh to another machine and I am forwarding graphics using X11X11 forwarding.

The problem is that when I run the program, the scaling is all messed up on my machine. Is there a way to tell the server the display of my screen?

I have a machine running RHEL 6.7, this machine is connected via ssh to another machine and I am forwarding graphics using X11 forwarding.

The problem is that when I run the program, the scaling is all messed up on my machine. Is there a way to tell the server the display of my screen?

I have a machine running RHEL6.7, this machine is connected via ssh to another machine and I am forwarding graphics using X11 forwarding.

The problem is that when I run the program, the scaling is all messed up on my machine. Is there a way to tell the server the display of my screen?

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set display resolution in X11 forwarding

I have a machine running RHEL 6.7, this machine is connected via ssh to another machine and I am forwarding graphics using X11 forwarding.

The problem is that when I run the program, the scaling is all messed up on my machine. Is there a way to tell the server the display of my screen?