teach me AWS X11 port forwarding through the PyCharm SSH Terminal

Python remote Linux coding by pycharm from local Windows including plot forward enable X11 forwarding through the PyCharm SSH Terminal if you know what to do it is 1 hour project 0 use LINUX on amazon web services (AWS) needed explanation how to use AWS as well create account etc and LINUX remote server 1 local OS - Windows Remote OS - Linux 2 use for python debug [login to view URL] 3 run pycharm on my local windows computer, pycharm installed only on my local computer 4 python files located on LINUX 5 python read/write data located on lINUX 6 I Need to use pycharm to run and debug my python code : 6.1 breakpoints 6.2 line by line execution 6.3 see plots on my local computer 6.4 debug probe 6.5 use code projects from GITHUB 7 you deliver: 7.1 online skype explanation - show me step by step how to do it 7.2 word document with explanations and screen copies for all steps 7.3 how to prevent connection timeout due to long idle time 8 some clues how to do this [login to view URL] Python PyCharm Remote Development via SSH or [login to view URL] 9 remote use needs pycharm pro version? 10 remote use as well especially how to prevent connection timeout due to long idle time when ssh command line interface used to run python code on AWS from local Windows 11 provide support for displaying graphical output from the remote LINUX on the local Windows machine. let say I run code by pycharm on AWS and this code created picture. How I will see this picture on my local computer ? LIKE IT IS HAPPEN ON JUPYTHER NOTBOOK fool feeling like development happen in local computer? [login to view URL] [login to view URL] Click on globe to activate forward port [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] Setting up SSH tunnelling for your Jupyter and PyCharm [login to view URL]@[login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] see this from 15:30 to 16:30 [login to view URL] they can show plots created on remote computer on local computer . they use ssh and port forwarding. may be you can do it by using web based matplotlib backend like [login to view URL] import matplotlib as mpl [login to view URL]('WebAgg') import [login to view URL] as plt # do your plotting import numpy as np a=[login to view URL](100) b=[login to view URL](100) [login to view URL](a,b) [login to view URL]() #[login to view URL](block=False) q=0 Remote plots can be shown in scientific tools window, even when using SSH interpreter. Another option is to disable showing plots in SciView in Preferences | Tools | Python Scientific, and use X11 port forwarding to show plots in the native UI. [login to view URL] [login to view URL]~link/Using+Intellij+as+Remote+X+Windows+App [login to view URL] etc