[ale] X applications in windows?

[Geoffrey]

I suspect you're out of luck then.  Understand that you want something 
that's free that would require a whole bunch of info about windows 
internals.  That doesn't mix.

You've got Samba and vnc and such, because people worked really hard to 
understand how windows does the things it does AND because things like 
windows connectivity (samba) was seen to be a critical need by a lot of 
folks willing to put in the effort.  Not too many folks see running X 
apps on windows machines to be a critical need.


David Corbin wrote:
> What I'm really looking for in this area, is an (free) X server for 
> windows that *doesn't* frame all the X application windows in a Windows 
> window.  I want Windows to "be the windows manager".  I've little 
> interest in the "desktop" for this application.  It doesn't sound like 
> the cygwin version works this way....
> michael d. ivey wrote:
> 
>> On Tue, Feb 26, 2002 at 09:35:37PM -0500, Chris Fowler wrote:
>>
>>> Does Cygwin offer this functionality?
>>>
>>
>> Yes.  I just installed cygwin/Xfree86 on my Windows box, and am
>> stunned.  I have a little X Windows icon that launches an X Server in
>> a window, and I even have icewm running instead of twm.  Works like a
>> charm.  There's a link off the main cygwin page.
>>
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