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In article <162@moon.lannet.com> erani@moon.lannet.com (Eran Ishai) writes:
>As I understand, NCDs' X-Remote implementation is to put X-Remote
>software at the X client(s) side (the host), and a special PROM which
>is a firmware running at the X-server side (NCD X-terminal).

Actually, when Xremote is being used, there are three components: the
client, the server, and the terminal.  Nothing special happens on clients
(the machines that execute the application programs).  The terminal is an X
terminal or PC that dials up to the server (a workstation or minicomputer)
on which the user runs the Xremote server.

>I'm interested in running the X-Remote protocol between 2 workstations.
>
>What software should I run at the X-server side (which functions like the
>PROM firmware at the NCD X-terminal) ?? Is it the same program which runs
>at the X clients side ?? where can I get it from ??

In other words, you'd like a workstation to be an Xremote terminal.  As far
as I've heard, there's no implementation of the Xremote terminal for
workstations.  The protocol has been licensed to some PC X server vendors
(e.g. Desqview/X).
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Barry Margolin
System Manager, Thinking Machines Corp.

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