Warning: no X rendering available

Hello,
is it a problem (it is just a warning)? Like are you able to run yade simulations?
thanks
Jan

Actually I need to generate powder bed. So, I need data of sphere radius and location after running
1. gravity deposition and
2. Oedometric test.

But, In the tutorial it shows a video of what is happening. But, I do not see any of this when I run.

Also, where is O.SaveTmp() saving the data. How to access it?

Hello,

as this question is about "Warning: no X rendering available", it should stay within the topic.
If you have another question(s) (saving data and load O.saveTmp()), please open a new question(s) [1].

> But, In the tutorial it shows a video of what is happening. But, I do not see any of this when I run.

Yes, because "no X rendering available"
**My** simple answer is "do not use graphics for remote access".
Please describe your usage more in detail.
- Can you use Yade locally?
- How do you connect to the remote linux?
- ...

cheers
Jan

[1] https://www.yade-dem.org/wiki/Howtoask

No, Linux OS is virtually present on an server. I access it remotely. I cannot locally access it.

Yes, that you cannot access locally a remote server is clear :-)

My question was if you can use YADE locally, e.g. using Linux in virtualbox, using another computer with Linux, using WSL (Windows subsystem for Linux), .........

cheers
Jan

I use VMware Horizon Client software in Windows laptop to access Yade(which is installed in Linux OS present in a server).

Thanks for the info , I think the remote part of the question is clear :-)

Now the local part :-) can you run Yade locally on a computer? E.g.
- no, because the computer is from job and I am not allowed to install anything
- yes, I can use my second laptop with linux
- yes, I can use my second laptop with windows and virtualbox
- yes, I can install WSL [1] and Yade
- ...

thanks
Jan

[1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/about

No, because the computer is from job and I am not allowed to install anything

Thanks for the information, now it makes sense to bother with graphics on a remote machine..

How do you connect to the remote machine (ssh, putty)?
Do you (or somebody else) use graphics on the remote machine (in a different context)? (one reason is that the system simply does not provide graphics..)

cheers
Jan

I use a software named "VMware Horizon Client". I enter the virtual Linux desktop id of the server and password. Then, I will get ubuntu gui opened.

Ok, if you use GUI, than "not providing graphics" is not the reason..

If you start Yade from terminal, what happens after
yade.qt.Controller()
yade.qt.View()
commands?