Mark Vojkovich writes:
> On Sat, 28 Jun 2003, Boris Reisig wrote:
>
> > Its seems that client/server applications are being used more and more now
> > adays. XFree86 is excellent for a client/server setup on a local network
> > but it seems that X11 can easily saturate the bandwidth with many
On Sat, 28 Jun 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Consider SSH. I doubt that any compression (including that which is
> part of SSH) will make X good over a dial modem, but it does work. I
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On Sat, 28 Jun 2003, Boris Reisig wrote:
> Its seems that client/server applications are being used more and more now
> adays. XFree86 is excellent for a client/server setup on a local network
> but it seems that X11 can easily saturate the bandwidth with many clients.
> (Which can then start slow
Its seems that client/server applications are being used more and more now
adays. XFree86 is excellent for a client/server setup on a local network
but it seems that X11 can easily saturate the bandwidth with many clients.
(Which can then start slowing down the entire network as more and more
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