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@@ -24,7 +24,63 @@ and these one too:
 
 However, the second one should be installed automatically. 
 
+## Configuration
 
+![image2](2022-04-01_17-17.png)
+
+![image3](2022-04-01_17-22.png)
+
+Now you can enter your user and computer name / ip address of the ssh target:
+
+![image4](2022-04-01_17-24.png)
+
+It asks where to store the information (i.e. ssh key). Select the one in your home directory: 
+
+![image5](2022-04-01_17-25.png)
+
+Now we can review the settings by clicking on "Open Config": 
+
+![image6](2022-04-01_17-25_1.png)
+
+Or later by clicking here
+
+![image7](2022-04-01_17-28.png)
+
+and then here
+
+![image8](2022-04-01_17-29.png)
+
+In the moment my configuration looks like:
+
+```python
+Host gate1
+  HostName gate1
+  User sshtest
+```
+
+Typical options:
+
+** HostName gate1: Can the the name or the IP of your ssh target
+** User sshtest : Well, here you need to put your user name in.
+** ForwardX11 yes : Allows you to view graphical from the other side
+** Port 22 : This is the default port for the ssh connection. This can be also something else.
+** XAuthLocation C:\Progra~1/VcXSrv/xauth.exe : In the case of a Windows 10/11, you need a X Window Server if you need to stream graphical windows to your local machine. Under Linux this is typically included and can be ignored. Under Windows you need a X Server. I tested the [VcXsrv Windows X Server](https://sourceforge.net/projects/vcxsrv/) sucessfully. 
+
+Notes about the Windows 10/11 X Window Server: Last time I tested it, I had to add two Windows environment variables (you find the button "Environment Variables..." under system properties). Add under the User Variable section (The upper box under Environment Variables)
+
+**DISPLAY**
+
+with
+
+127.0.0.1:0.0
+
+and 
+
+**TMPDIR** 
+
+will it with the value of variable TMP
+
+Also also the X Server needs to run. Means you have to start it if you want to use it... I used Multi Window Mode.
 
 ```python
 ```