Kevin Mernick wrote:
<sniplet>
All of this is confusing at first, since it isn't really like the
client-server models for just about everything else (http, ftp,
etc.). I
hope this explanation helped. If you have more questions please
ask.
<end of sniplet>
Hmn,
I'm in the queue for confusion as well, but you've' helped clear
up some questions with your diagram.
Can I ask two question please - what are things like xterm and
fvwm and where do they fit in to the model?
I've managed to get Windows xservers to run like Hummingbird,
X-WinPro and TNTlite Mx but never really understood the xterm bit.
I had to do a *lot* of faq-searching to work out I was supposed to
set DISPLAY to 0.0 to get xterm to run. What is the significance
of the DISPLAY parameter?
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