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I WILL LIKE TO RUN LINUX - GUI FROM MY REMOTE WIN NT 4.0 SERVER.
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by cpfeiffe
There is a freeware application called VNC. Go to www.google.com search page and search for vnc. The first response you will get is the appropriate web site (long link). VNC has a server agent that installs on the Linux machine and a client agentto install on your PC. There are also readme files on the web page that explain how to configure the server agents so you can launch the entire desktop from your PC.
Good luck.
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by eresquigal
There are a number of X server implementations for Win32 (NT & similar trash), however if you are talking about "really remote" then VNC (already suggested by cpffeifer) is better as it is supposed to compresses the data stream, it also works both ways (unlike X).
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by d. brock
I recommend Humming Bird Exceed as a remote X client (err server by XWindows reversed terminology). You can find it at http://www.hummingbird.com/products/nc/exceed/index.html. XWin32 is also available and I believe you can get a free trial version of it (www.startnet.com/products).
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