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Vote for XLitePro X-server
X-Server for windows XLitePro allows you to run UNIX (X-Windows) applications on your PC and a way to transform a standard PC into an X-terminal. Included in the package are the X-Window System, TCP/IP. XLitePro provides full support for multiple X applications, sophisticated window managers, including TWM, FVWM, Motif, Open Look and desktops like CDE, KDE etc. XLitePro enables on your PC's screen to work at once with several graphic applications (X clients) executed simultaneously on various network nodes. As a result, a heterogeneous network appears for you as a unified large computer system arranged directly on your desktop. As an added feature XLitePro gives users what they have been asking/looking for in this X Sever - the new Labtam XThin protocol providing a full range of server-running applications in both textual and graphic (GUI) form through a telephone network (dialup or permanent connection). This means you now will able to run full X applications anywhere via a telephone/cable connection using the Labtam XLite protocol.
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