Situation:I frequently connect to one Linux Mint 18 machine, from Linux Mint 18, over SSH. I now have a need, without copying the files to me that is, to view pictures stored on the remote machine on my desktop, not in terminal in some pseudo-image format.Non-permanent solution:What works is adding -Y parameter to the ssh command. So it is fine, but I don't like always appending it to the command.I connect like this:ssh -Y herusename@192.168.0.100And display image as follows:feh *.jpgManual only says:-Y      Enables trusted X11 forwarding.  Trusted X11 forwardings are not subjected to the X11 SECURITY extension controls.Question:How can I set up SSH config file to make this option permanent?
How can I avoid always adding `-Y` parameter to `ssh` command for me to be able to run `feh` and display images
ssh;images
Host 192.168.0.100           # and/or preferred aliases    Hostname 192.168.0.100   # if 'Host' is alias rather than actual hostname/IP    User herusename    ForwardX11 yes    ForwardX11Trusted yes    ... other options for this host ...man ssh_config