[rescue] Novell Lan WorkPlace - Windows X11 client?

[Steve Sandau]

>>When I needed one, I used X-win32 http://www.starnet.com/. Nice,
>>small, moderately priced ($60 for students) and unobtrusive which are
>>not things you hear about either Hummingbird or Exceed.
> 
> 
> Yes, but those are X servers.  X terminology is backwards; the "server" is
> the part you look at, the "client" is the part that runs on the host.
> 
> The OP was talking about an X client for Windows ... i.e. something that
> runs on a Windows machine and allows you to have access to it remotely,
> viewing it through an X server like Hummingbird, X-Win32, Xfree86-Cygwin,
> etc.
> 

If you're comfortable with telnet and setting $DISPLAY, M/X Win is 
functional and free. I think it comes with twm, but I believe that there 
is a way to use your whole desktop (whatever it might be) with the right 
config.

Steve