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SSH X-Server for Windows, Secure way to run Linux and Unix on Windows Desktop. AceaXe Plus is the pre-eminent X Windows environment for the Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT and XP platforms. It enables easy access to different operating systems. It transparently connects different operating systems and their applications together. You need not worry where these applications are physically located on your network. AceaXe brings remote UNIX applications to your PC with each in a separate window. There are no discernible differences when compared to local PC applications which run simultaneously with those from the host remote system. WinaXe Plus links to all UNIX hosts including Sun, Digital, Linux, HP-UX, SCO Unix, IBM (AIX) and many others. The strongest feature of this environment is that it is all happening concurrently and is totally interactive. You can copy and paste text and images from one application to another simply by using your mouse and transfer data among heterogenous computer environments with ease. AceaXe takes nothing from your PC, instead it brings another operating world alongside. WinaXe is a powerful software package, which provides a cost effective way to transform your PC into a powerful X Window System workstation. To get started, all you need is the AceaXe package and standard 64/32-bit networked PC and MS Windows. AceaXe Plus provides full support for multiple X applications, sophisticated window managers, including TWM, FVWM, Motif, Open Look and desktops like CDE, KDE etc. You have a consistent graphical user interface for all your applications, and get more productivity with less effort. Learning to work in a multiple-computer environment has never been easier. It is the most economical way to bring the Unix world into your day to day environment. The X Window System, TCP/IP, NFS, FTP, TFTP and Telnet software are built and provided in the package. All that you need to run remote X applications is included in AceaXe Plus.
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Last updated: 2007-11-02
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