X-Forwarding: Characters are not displayed properly

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I am connecting to via SSH and activated x-forwarding



[user@client]# ssh -X root@h2795107.stratoserver.net


And open a graphical program (like gedit)



[user@server]# gedit


It opens, however, characters are not displayed properly:



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Client (my machine): Ubuntu 18 / Remote Server: Centos 7




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  • Different fonts, different font encodings, Gnome getting confused between local and remote fonts? Does xfontsel work and display fonts properly?
    – dirkt
    Jul 27 at 17:06










  • @dirkt Thanks a lot. It was a font issue.
    – Simon_Prewo_Frankfurt
    Jul 28 at 12:33
















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I am connecting to via SSH and activated x-forwarding



[user@client]# ssh -X root@h2795107.stratoserver.net


And open a graphical program (like gedit)



[user@server]# gedit


It opens, however, characters are not displayed properly:



enter image description here



Client (my machine): Ubuntu 18 / Remote Server: Centos 7




ssh xforwarding x




share|improve this question





















  • Different fonts, different font encodings, Gnome getting confused between local and remote fonts? Does xfontsel work and display fonts properly?
    – dirkt
    Jul 27 at 17:06










  • @dirkt Thanks a lot. It was a font issue.
    – Simon_Prewo_Frankfurt
    Jul 28 at 12:33












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up vote
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I am connecting to via SSH and activated x-forwarding



[user@client]# ssh -X root@h2795107.stratoserver.net


And open a graphical program (like gedit)



[user@server]# gedit


It opens, however, characters are not displayed properly:



enter image description here



Client (my machine): Ubuntu 18 / Remote Server: Centos 7




ssh xforwarding x




share|improve this question













I am connecting to via SSH and activated x-forwarding



[user@client]# ssh -X root@h2795107.stratoserver.net


And open a graphical program (like gedit)



[user@server]# gedit


It opens, however, characters are not displayed properly:



enter image description here



Client (my machine): Ubuntu 18 / Remote Server: Centos 7





ssh xforwarding x





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  • Different fonts, different font encodings, Gnome getting confused between local and remote fonts? Does xfontsel work and display fonts properly?
    – dirkt
    Jul 27 at 17:06










  • @dirkt Thanks a lot. It was a font issue.
    – Simon_Prewo_Frankfurt
    Jul 28 at 12:33
















  • Different fonts, different font encodings, Gnome getting confused between local and remote fonts? Does xfontsel work and display fonts properly?
    – dirkt
    Jul 27 at 17:06










  • @dirkt Thanks a lot. It was a font issue.
    – Simon_Prewo_Frankfurt
    Jul 28 at 12:33















Different fonts, different font encodings, Gnome getting confused between local and remote fonts? Does xfontsel work and display fonts properly?
– dirkt
Jul 27 at 17:06




Different fonts, different font encodings, Gnome getting confused between local and remote fonts? Does xfontsel work and display fonts properly?
– dirkt
Jul 27 at 17:06












@dirkt Thanks a lot. It was a font issue.
– Simon_Prewo_Frankfurt
Jul 28 at 12:33




@dirkt Thanks a lot. It was a font issue.
– Simon_Prewo_Frankfurt
Jul 28 at 12:33










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So I found out that there was a font missing on the server. I installed dejavu-lgc-sans-fonts on the remote server.



yum install dejavu-lgc-sans-fonts


After this everything worked fine.






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    So I found out that there was a font missing on the server. I installed dejavu-lgc-sans-fonts on the remote server.



    yum install dejavu-lgc-sans-fonts


    After this everything worked fine.






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      So I found out that there was a font missing on the server. I installed dejavu-lgc-sans-fonts on the remote server.



      yum install dejavu-lgc-sans-fonts


      After this everything worked fine.






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        So I found out that there was a font missing on the server. I installed dejavu-lgc-sans-fonts on the remote server.



        yum install dejavu-lgc-sans-fonts


        After this everything worked fine.






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        So I found out that there was a font missing on the server. I installed dejavu-lgc-sans-fonts on the remote server.



        yum install dejavu-lgc-sans-fonts


        After this everything worked fine.







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