I have two computers, one running windows(WIN7) and the other running linux(SUSe). I'm wondering if there is a way to ssh(Putty) into the linux machine and run a command to have a image display on the linux machine (The image would be stored locally on the linux machine). I know it won't necessarily be just one command that accomplishes something like this but any and all help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance! 
How to display a Image on a remote linux machine through ssh
linux;bash;ssh;xorg
It's nothing harder than connecting to the Linux machine, setting DISPLAY variable to connect to the running X server and running an image viewer. Example:   $ export DISPLAY=:0   $ ristretto <IMAGE>This assumes that USER has a right to connect to the X server instance running on LINUX machine. If he doesn't, X server owner must use xhost command to allow other clients to connect. There are many image viewers for Linux - I used ristretto, feh, xv - pick the one you like the best.