Running emacs in graphical mode on a remote server

I mainly use emacs on a remote server (my school), but when I logged in from linux and typed emacs, I got text mode (terminal mode). Is there any way to run emacs in graphical mode from a remote server?

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You can use SSH X11 forwarding to display the window locally, but run it on a remote computer.

There are many tutorials, and the configuration, although often not complicated, depends on your operating system, etc., so I would recommend that you simply use the phrase “ssh x11 forwarding” to learn more about its configuration.

SSH X11 ssh , , . , ssh <servername> ssh -X <servername>, , emacs .

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