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From: rfozard@pyrps5 (Bob Fozard @ Pyramid Technology)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Xserver on a PC over serial line?
Message-ID: <123544@pyramid.pyramid.com>
Date: 16 Aug 90 20:27:06 GMT
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I use X at work, and find it quite addicting :-)  For this reason, I would
like to have access to it at home also.  I have a PC (286/12Mhz), a modem
(V.32/V.42), and a will.  Is there a way?  I've seen lotsa stuff about
Xserver on a PC, but none have referred to communicating over anything 
other than ethernet.  The modem I have is capable of about 12Kbps using
V.42 compression in V.32 (9600Bps, full duplex) mode, which seem to me 
to be capable of handling it, at least on a small scale.  Does anyone
have any information and or experience with this?  Thanks,
bob

rfozard@pyramid.com