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Remote X-Win client for Windows	by inkey	2006-04-12 01:34:35
I got my Fedora installed and working on my server now :) looks nice i must say :) I did not install KDE or Gnome so its basic X-Win only. My question is: If i wish to only use a remote X-Win session (the server will reside in the attic out of sight) to administrate it, do i still need to install XFCE on the server? Another question is: What remote client would you guys advice? (free and commercial is both appriciated) Thanks in advance :) the previous help on the OS/Setup was also very helpfull :) will post a small Experiences/LessonsLearned when the system is up and running :) Inkey
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X-Win32 is a commercial product that would work.	by lauterm	2006-04-12 01:37:29
fwiw, you should be able to admin a server with...	by lauterm	2006-04-12 01:40:07
disclaimer :)	by inkey	2006-04-12 02:02:16
Cygwin!	by Apfel	2006-04-12 01:45:16
Xming	by dawboy	2006-04-12 02:07:18
VNC	by defiler	2006-04-12 01:55:08
Or UltraVNC	by IByte	2006-11-19 12:55:59
I'm gonna try that.	by manxmania	2006-11-19 12:55:59
OK. One more thing to note:	by IByte	2006-04-12 05:34:47
Yep. I use it.	by manxmania	2006-04-12 05:09:19
How about X-Deep/32?	by ripley8	2006-11-19 12:55:59
winaxe is another comm product (n/t)	by tallastro	2006-04-12 11:52:58

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