X Clients for windows...

[egallih at shell.gis.net (Eric Galliher)]

 Yes, I guess it is an important distinction... ;)  I am talking about an
Linux "pc-anywhere," so to speak. A windows based program that allows you
to see/use your linux xwindows desktop remotely. I guess the best one I
have come across so far is superx from www.frontiertech.com, but this only
works with unix variations.


~eric galliher


On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Charles C. Bennett, Jr. wrote:

> 
> > We use an inexpensive X client ($135) on our windows systems from Xlink
> > (www.xlink.com).  It has some rough edges, but as long as you use 16 bit 
> > color most everything works.
> 
> Are we talking about X Servers here?  An X Client is any application
> program like xterm, fvwm, emacs or netscape.
> 
> It's not a nit.  It's a core distinction.
> 
> ccb
> 
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