Re:Are there Free X-Servers for Windows.
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There are several options for free X-servers on Windows. The easiest is WeirdX, a free Java X-Server. I've tried it, the performance is acceptable. You can also use Cygwin (free distribution of the GNU-toolchain that runs under Windows), then compile and run XFree86. Or just use VNC.
shawn
It's about "E-Ink", a startup out of MIT that is making technology which sounds very similar to the XEROX stuff. For more articles and info about them, check out their website:
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There are several options for free X-servers on Windows. The easiest is WeirdX, a free Java X-Server. I've tried it, the performance is acceptable. You can also use Cygwin (free distribution of the GNU-toolchain that runs under Windows), then compile and run XFree86. Or just use VNC. shawn
You're probably thinking of this article:
http://www.popsci.com/news/12131998.e ink.html
It's about "E-Ink", a startup out of MIT that is making technology which sounds very similar to the XEROX stuff. For more articles and info about them, check out their website:
http://www.eink.com
Shawn
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