Hal, This is late getting out since I had server problems. I wish you well in your search. Please tell us what you finally end up with. I think that Steven may be our resident SurvPC, small Linux, X-pert. But I also share your interest. I have yet to find a truly free X for DOS - only demos. In the end I just decided to run X from a very small Linux - originally Xdenu, which fits on a floppy, and now a small Debian distribution which does other things. The X is a DOG! on this 386-16Mhz with only 4 MB of RAM - get some RAM or do like I do and live from the command line. One truly free product which may help is VNC. VNC is an X-server which sits on your host machine and then serves graphics to other clients over a standard TCP-IP link (like ethernet or even (slowly) dial-up). There are clients for MANY platforms including DOS, Windows and GEOS (although NewDeal's GEOS doesn't speak TCP-IP). And I think that the existing DOS client is pre-wired with WATTCP - but the source is available if you want to compile your own and do whatever you want with it. Aside from the ability to allow many platforms to access To unsubscribe from SURVPC send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe SURVPC in the body of the message. Also, trim this footer from any quoted replies. More info can be found at; http://www.softcon.com/archives/SURVPC.html
