In article <3.0.2.32.19970805142302.006a04d8 at gsaix2.cc.gasou.edu>
qfang at GASOU.EDU ("Q. Quentin Fang") writes:>From: qfang at GASOU.EDU ("Q. Quentin
Fang")>Subject: Need your help.
>Date: 5 Aug 1997 11:26:13 -0700
>Hi there:
>I need to run x-windows on my PC (petium 166, Window95 4.0) by connecting
>to a Sun Sparc Station which is not in my lab. How can I do this? Do I
>have to buy PC X-window software package, or is there a free software
>program that I can download? Does Linux will be OK?
I use X-Win32, that you can obtain (seems to be free!) from StarNet
(ftp.starnet.com/files/xwin32). Works fine (for me) from Win3.11 and 95. I use
it to access GCG under WPI.
But as Francois says in another answer to your post, Linux is a better
solution if you don't need your Win environment at the same time
Francis
>Your help will be greatly appreciated.
>Best wishes.
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Dr. Francis Durst CNRS / Universite Louis Pasteur
Dept Cell. Mol. Enzymology
Plant Mol. Biol. Inst.
F-67083 Strasbourg, France
