I've been trying Xming. I was using cygwin/x but it has issues on my
dual-core XP x64 machine. Intermittently X-related processes, either the
server or the client, would go into a busy-loop, fully pegging one core. So
far this hasn't happened under Xming, but since it's intermittent, it'll
take some time to know for sure if it's happens under Xming.
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Subject: Re: cywin/x issues
>> 4) XMing better?
>>
>> It looks like cygwin/x has been defunct for a long while now. In
>> contrast,
>> this website
>>
http://www.straightrunning.com/XmingNotes/>> claims that the XMing program is actively developed and a lot better.
>>
>> Anyone have any experience with it versus cygwin/x?
Someone emailed me:
>Did you ever find out more about Xming? I'm unhappy with Cygwin/X too.
>I'm thinking of buying a commercial X server, but if Xming is good
>enough (I haven't tried it yet), I might use that.
Have not had a chance to try Xming yet, so if anyone else has, would love to
hear back from you.
I probably will try it sometime over the next month, however.
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