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It should be noted that in X Windows parlance, and therefore in XFree86 as well, the terms "Client" and "Server" have the exact opposite meaning to what the rest of the world thinks they mean. | It should be noted that in X Windows parlance, and therefore in XFree86 as well, the terms "Client" and "Server" have the exact opposite meaning to what the rest of the world thinks they mean. | ||
See also: [[The XFree86/OS2 FAQ]] (Version 1.2 - Jan 2000) | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
Latest revision as of 07:34, 14 December 2019
An open source implementation of the X Window System that has been ported to OS/2 as simply XFree86OS/2, sometimes shortened to XFree86/2, and can be run as an alternative graphical shell or as a task. In addition to the X Window System itself the XFreeOS/2 project ported a whole host of applications to the system from the world of UNIX and UNIX like operating systems.
It should be noted that in X Windows parlance, and therefore in XFree86 as well, the terms "Client" and "Server" have the exact opposite meaning to what the rest of the world thinks they mean.
See also: The XFree86/OS2 FAQ (Version 1.2 - Jan 2000)
Links
- XFree86 homepage
- Holger Veit: Notes on Rebuilding XFree86®/OS2 from Scratch (PDF)
- XFree86/OS2 Project - The old XFree86 home pages, now outdated but there might be some useful info hiding there.
- Installation
- Blonde Guy's Xfree86OS/2 installation tutorial
- Christian Hennecke: Installing XFree86/OS2 4.3.0 - OS/2 Voice Newsletter (Apr 2003)
- Chris Wenham: Installing XFree86 in OS/2 (from OS/2 e-Zine)
- Setup
- Background info
- Chris McKillop: OS/2 and X-Windows... Come Again? - Interview with Holger Veit about XFree86 on OS/2
Authors
- The XFree86 Project, Inc.
- Holger Veit (OS/2 port)