Well I know that using a X server (e.g Xming) installed on a Windows machine, I can see the graphical output of a remote machine on the Windows box. This is easy when remote machine is built using X windowing system. How it will work if both (local and remote) machines are Microsoft Windows machines? Saying another way can I force my Windows application to display its window on a remote Windows machine while program actually running on a local Windows box?
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If it's XP then you can either use the builtin remote desktop connection software, or use vnc. | ||||
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There are a couple of VNC based implementations which allow per Window sharing (which will also work well under X). For example: http://shared-app-vnc.sourceforge.net/ | |||
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