Hey, thanks for this link! Looks like the easiest way for windows boxes to run an X-server.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>>Use OpenSSH instead, and use either TeratermPro with the ttssh SSH >>> >>add-on, >> >>>or PuTTY to access your system. >>> >>Life should be so easy that I had these choices to chose from. I have >>Reflections, and none of the connection methods you listed are available >>(nor could I install add-ons if I could get them). >> > >If you grab a copy of weirdmind it provides an in browser ssh and X server >without anything being needed but the java in the web browser. X11 >connections are encrypted via the encrypted ssh session. > >http://tam.cornell.edu/Computer/remoteaccess/weirdmind/ > > >Alan >
