Mocha X Server 2.0

Whats new in version 2.0:
released as freeware.

Publisher review:
Mocha X Server is a simple to use PC X server software program that is running on a standard PC Windows platform, such as Windows XP. Mocha X Server lets you connect quickly and easily to X Window applications running on UNIX and Linux platforms. The UNIX application run on the remote server, but the application output appears in a window on the PC, and looks as any other local Microsoft Windows program. This makes for an integrated world, where you can have mix of local and remote programs on the same desktop. Mocha X Server includes: Implementation of X11R6.8.2 Runs X11 Applications as normal Microsoft Windows Clipboard support Local Icons 4 client startup methods: TELNET,RSH,REXEC and RLOGIN 2 and 3 button mouse support + wheel mouse support Uses the Microsoft Windows keyboard driver, which makes keyboard configuration very easy Host access check
Requirements:
Windows 2000 or XP

Operating system:
Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
Major Update

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