--- Darren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It works using eXodus, requiring 8mb of mac memory
and OS7.x or above,
the program, soffice in this case, opens in a window
on the mac desktop
like a normal mac app.
So eXodus is a Mac X window client for X running on a
unix/linux box? Sorta like Citrix
Kinda but not really.
X is the standard client-server arch with the exception that it does
everything backwards.
In X, the server is the display. It runs on the local PC and manages the
workspace. Keeps track of the keyboard and mouse and keeps the framebuffer
(video card) up to date.
The
Terry Mathews wrote:
Kinda but not really.
X is the standard client-server arch with the exception that it does
everything backwards.
There are other methods of establishing an X session, but they go way beyond
the scope of this mailing list. :)
Thank you Terry. I'd have trouble explaining it.
