Well, try winaxe.  It's probably much lighter than xfree.

I think I suddenly understand what you're trying to do.  You're running an
X server on a windows machine and then running win4lin remotely inside of
it?  Or just trying to use linux remotely.  I understand now.

MI/X crashes most of the time with most modern X apps.  I really liked
winaxe, but haven't found a need to use a win32 X server.

Michael


On Mon, 16 Apr 2001, robert w hall wrote:

> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Michael L Torrie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
> >Another thought.  I hope you'll forgive me, but why are you needing to run
> >an X server inside of win4lin when you already have a very nice X server
> >running win4lin?!  Running XFree for win32 full-screen, or MI/X, doesn't
> >seem any more convenient than using the Linux X server. ;)
> >
> >Michael
>
> Michael
> To attempt to reply to both posts!
> 1) I`ve got away with only about 50Mb of cygwin system (and I begrudge
> even that, and think I could prune it back now) - but I did need to
> install the FULL fonts package before I could get XWin behaving
> sensibly. I SHOULD be able to save another 20Mb there I reckon.
>
> As to why I`m running Win9x and a X-server on this box (to run win4lin
> etc on the other machine) - well it`s got a linux system on it but it`s
> not too well optimised -
> in particular 1) the vga chip, a Miro 12PD, never had an X-driver
> produced for it...
> and 2) it`s got no internet connection
>
> ( it`s really my lad`s machine (he`s not ready to be weaned off M$ or on
> to www yet :-), but it`s in a sunnier part of the house!)
>
> we digress - back to the non-availability of win4lin3...
>
> Bob
> >
> >
> >On Mon, 16 Apr 2001, robert w hall wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> I wrote:-
> >>
> >> since my last reply I've tracked down an open source cygwin project,
> >> (http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/xfree) which is intending to implement
> >> the full X11R6 spec on M$ Winders.
> >>
> >> This  has a link to some recent work by developer Harold Hunt - a test
> >> X-server for win9x/ME.
> >>
> >> Anyone tried it, especially  with win4lin??
> >>
> >> well _I_ have now ...
> >> - I'm using XWin32 as a remote X-server on a win95 box,  to make this
> >> post, via Turnpike/win4lin on my main linux box.
> >> Bit slow, (and I have needed(?) to install quite a lot of the cygwin
> >> base-system as well), - but a welcome freebie well worth trying.
> >> Bob
> >>
> >> (I also here suggestions from MicroImages that they might at last get
> >> round to upgrading MI/X to X11R6)
> >>
> >>
> >
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