Ken Wilson wrote:
>
> Do we possibly mean an X client, not a server? The X server already
> resides on the Linux Box, how else does your X-windows run on your
> Linux box without it. I think what you need is a client on the
> Window's box that can connect to the Linux box's X-server.
This is a frequent area of confusion. It seems backwards, but
here it is:
the computer you watch the program on is the X-server.
The application runs on the the X-client.
Example. You have two computers. ONe is Linux box and
runs a program. You want to watch this program on the
Windows95 computer screen. The Windows95 is the X-server.
For the purposes of the program, the reverse is true, but
not in the case of X.
The original posting was right. What the guy wants is
an X-server for his Windows 95 computer so he can look at
X programs running on his Linux box.
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