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Stefan writes:
“I just discovered this interesting
app: WiredX. WiredX.net enables
access to Unix applications from Windows machines via web
browsers.
“Requirements (according to the website):
“‘To use WiredX, you need Windows 95/98/NT/2000, Internet Explorer
or Netscape Navigator, Java2 Plug-in(v 1.3.* is preferable) and of
course, Unix machines on your LAN for running x clients. If you
use Gnome and KDE on the WiredX, a Celeron 400MHz, 64MB RAM
machine is preferable.’”
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