Seems like nobody talked about this method. So I'm posting it here.
First of all, install X11 apps using apt-get. You need to first remount your root as read-write:
sudo mount -o remount,rw /
(copied from: http:||askubuntu.com|questions|399709|install-with-sudo-app-get-install-doesnt-work-not-using-locking-for-read-only)
Then, you can first start a builtin X11 app, for example the gedit app from scope. And then run this in terminal:
DISPLAY=:1 codeblocks
If you want to run Qt apps, do this:
export MIR_SOCKET=/var/run/mir_socket
(copied from: http:||askubuntu.com|questions|611274|how-do-i-run-a-mir-application-from-a-command-line)
First of all, install X11 apps using apt-get. You need to first remount your root as read-write:
sudo mount -o remount,rw /
(copied from: http:||askubuntu.com|questions|399709|install-with-sudo-app-get-install-doesnt-work-not-using-locking-for-read-only)
Then, you can first start a builtin X11 app, for example the gedit app from scope. And then run this in terminal:
DISPLAY=:1 codeblocks
If you want to run Qt apps, do this:
export MIR_SOCKET=/var/run/mir_socket
(copied from: http:||askubuntu.com|questions|611274|how-do-i-run-a-mir-application-from-a-command-line)
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