AFAIK you can use the windose telnet, but if you just start up an X
session without any preparation, it will use the keyboard, mouse and
display on the host machine. What you really need is an X server for
your windows box. There are several, some free, but I don't know them.
(Little help, newbies?)
The other thing you need is to have a read of the Remote-X-Apps mini
howto: if I understand you, you want to run X clients on the Alpha, and
an X server on the windose. If bandwidth might be a problem, also the
LBX mini howto.
Lawson
>< Microsoft free environment
This mail client runs on Wine. Your mileage may vary.
On Wed, 23 Jun 1999, Peter Howell Jr wrote:
> Things are finally taking shape on my alpha with RH5.2. I'm
> hoping to reach a point where the paybacks of the conversion are
obvious
> before the boss comes back from sebatical in three weeks. Here is my
> latest question.
>
> Is there a telnet client I can run on win95 that will let me
log
> onto my linux box and run an X session? Is there anything I need to
set
> up in linux, or is telnetd already capable of handling this?
>
> Thanks
> Peter Howell
>
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