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Reflection X is also a very handy tool for this type of thing. &nbsp;From WRQ - <a href="http://www.wrq.com/products/rxinfo.html" rel="ugc">http://www.wrq.com/products/rxinfo.html</a><br />
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Integrates Windows desktops with graphical UNIX applications and connects to UNIX, OpenVMS, Unisys, and Linux hosts. <br />
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Certified for Windows 2000, Reflection X includes an integrated VT emulator and complies with the latest X protocols. Centralized management tools help control IT resources, while performance enhancements and support for OpenGL increase display speed and flexibility. <br />
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You can download a 60 day trial version.
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Reflection X is also a very handy tool for this type of thing.  From WRQ - http://www.wrq.com/products/rxinfo.html [http://www.wrq.com/products/rxinfo.html]
Description:
Integrates Windows desktops with graphical UNIX applications and connects to UNIX, OpenVMS, Unisys, and Linux hosts.

Certified for Windows 2000, Reflection X includes an integrated VT emulator and complies with the latest X protocols. Centralized management tools help control IT resources, while performance enhancements and support for OpenGL increase display speed and flexibility.
 

You can download a 60 day trial version.

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Anybody know if there an equivalent for this software? &nbsp;I heard of opening a X Windows from another PC but I do not know how to do it? &nbsp;Any nice info on that. &nbsp;Can it be done from a Windows machine? 
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Anybody know if there an equivalent for this software?  I heard of opening a X Windows from another PC but I do not know how to do it?  Any nice info on that.  Can it be done from a Windows machine? 

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