There is one called MIX.... ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Medi Montaseri medi@CyberShell.com Unix Distributed Systems Engineer HTTP://www.CyberShell.com CyberShell Engineering ------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Sat, 26 Jan 2002, A.J. Leitell wrote:> Does Anyone know if there is an open source x-server for windows 95/98? > > I would like to cut down on my keyboards, monitors, mice, etc, in my home > without buying a KDM switch and without spending the money that exceed or > any of the other commercial enterprises require. > > A.J. Leitell > >
I believe there is an open-source server, however, I have heard mixed reviews of them. I believe your best solution would be VNC. It is a cross-platform remote control program, tunnelable over ssh or gzip if you need it, and there is a high compression version called tightvnc. VNC is an Oracle+Olivetti Research Labs (ORL) product, available at www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/ TightVNC is available at www.tightvnc.com/ They are both opensource.>Does Anyone know if there is an open source x-server for windows 95/98? > >I would like to cut down on my keyboards, monitors, mice, etc, in my home >without buying a KDM switch and without spending the money that exceed or >any of the other commercial enterprises require. > >A.J. Leitell=============Martyn Ranyard -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed
Tom.Williams@diversifiedsoftware.com
2002-Jan-18 14:18 UTC
off topic x-server-client question
There is also WeirdX, which is 100% pure Java:
http://www.jcraft.com/weirdx/
Peace...
Tom
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"Martyn Ranyard" <ranyardm@lineone.net>
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I believe there is an open-source server, however, I have heard mixed
reviews of them.
I believe your best solution would be VNC. It is a cross-platform remote
control program, tunnelable over ssh or gzip if you need it, and there is
a high compression version called tightvnc.
VNC is an Oracle+Olivetti Research Labs (ORL) product, available at
www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
TightVNC is available at www.tightvnc.com/
They are both opensource.
>Does Anyone know if there is an open source x-server for windows 95/98?
>
>I would like to cut down on my keyboards, monitors, mice, etc, in my home
>without buying a KDM switch and without spending the money that exceed or
>any of the other commercial enterprises require.
>
>A.J. Leitell
=============Martyn Ranyard
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Does Anyone know if there is an open source x-server for windows 95/98? I would like to cut down on my keyboards, monitors, mice, etc, in my home without buying a KDM switch and without spending the money that exceed or any of the other commercial enterprises require. A.J. Leitell