by John Ada » Sun, 22 May 1994 03:17:17
I have a HP UNIX computer which is on an ethernet network. The company
has a NOVELL network which is the dominate network. I would like the
NOVELL computers to run X-windows and software which is on the UNIX.
There are several software packages which will do this. A couple are
Chamelon and SoftWindows. I was wondering if anyone has done a
comparison of such packages and which product is better.
I will post a summary of responses.
John Adamo
by Jeffrey L. Thom » Tue, 24 May 1994 02:33:50
1. get unix x-windows program to start microsoft windows program
does anybody know if it is possible to get a unix x-windows program to
start a microsoft windows program? i know it can be done the other way
round using remote shell.
we've got a load of microsoft windows pcs with x-windows. ideally we
want users to be able to click a button on our x-windows program which
then starts a microsoft windows program on their pc.
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