Sanjay Arora proclaimed:
> Wanted to know if it is possible to run X on a remote server on the
> internet through telnet/ tcp/ip or some other means? Any resources, how-tos
> or general pointers will be appreciated.
X is a very client-server thinggy. You can run an X application (say,
xterm) on a remote machine and have the window display on your desktop.
The funny thing with X is that the remote machine is called the client and
your desktop is called a server. You, obviously, need to have some kind of
X server running on your desktop. Even WinDOS machines have X servers such
as eXceed.
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