How to solve the problem that gSTM cannot open the graphical user interface in Ubuntu?

Gstms is an SSH management tool in Linux. As for the main role of gSTM, anyone who reads this article can understand it. After using this tool for a while, the GUI cannot be opened one day. After a burst of anxiety, the problem could not be solved after being uninstalled and reinstalled for n times. After searching for half-day data, a user in a small forum suddenly solved the problem. The solution is as follows: 1. first, locate/home/current user name /. gsTM/MyTunnel. pgBBye. gstm

Gstms is an SSH management tool in Linux. As for the main role of gSTM, anyone who reads this article can understand it.

After using this tool for a while, the GUI cannot be opened one day. After a burst of anxiety, the problem could not be solved after being uninstalled and reinstalled for n times. After searching for half-day information, a user in a small forum suddenly solved the problem. The solution is as follows:

1. First, locate/home/current user name/. ststm/MyTunnel. pgBBye.

Note:

1. By default, gsTM is a hidden folder. If the folder cannot be found, press Ctrl + H to display the hidden file.

2. The "current user name" is the user name currently logged on to the system, or the user name for installing the ststms.

2. Open MyTunnel. pgBBye. gstm, and change 1 to 0. The changes are as follows:

Then, click the gstm icon!

OK!