I am very much interested in this as well. However, I doubt there is a
resonable solution for this problem, at least not as long Sun does not
develop a connector for MacOSX. I have no hope they will do this
anytime soon.
You can install X11.app on MacOSX to run X-applications. E.g. the
native SGD client is based on this X11 enhencement. But normal
Cocoa/Carbon (Mac) application have nothing to do with X, so the Unix
application X connector cannot be used to connect to a Mac and bring
the Mac application to e.g. a Windows box or mobile client.
I have experimented with VNC as well and finally gave up (no viable
solution). :-(
I have also looked into getting OSX apps via SGD...
I have been in talks with Apple @ great depth about this and basically
apple have said 'No, This can not be done in anyway shape or form due
to OSX NOT being a Multi-Concurrent-User OS' And they have NO
plans for any type of 'Terminal Services' type solution in the pipe lines
for OSX...
So I hit a brick wall with Apple, VNC did look like it would work, but
I agree with Andreas in that I could not find a viable solution...
The only other way I could see this working was a VMWare solution
using the VDA Kit... But again this solution is in No was supported by
Apple in any way...
Best Regards
Gavin Spurgeon
Assistant Systems Administrator
Leigh City Technology College
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.leighctc.kent.sch.uk
Tel: 01322 620501
Fax: 01322 620599
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