Tao of Mac

Friday, 10 January 2003

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    Jan 10 2003, 01:33

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    Rui Carmo

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X11

X11.app is Apple's Quartz-accelerated X server for Mac OS X.


See Also

How to Switch to the MacThe X Window SystemCitrix To Bring Millions of Windows Apps To iPhoneCocoa Packet Analyzer
WiresharkHey Apple, How About Fixing Your Insecure iDisk?Internet Explorer for Mac OS XRunning Through
How To Run vmware-console Remotely With Apple's X11Stuff I've Been Looking AtThe StealthBookQuartz
Computer VisionMinor StuffNXPlotting UNIX's Revenge
BacklogMac OS XTaking It EasyYou Know You're Becoming a Luddite When...
Network ComputingThe Razor-Thin Mobile ComputerXScreenSaverSide-Switching
Apple(Very) Odds and EndsVMware ServerPlug Me In
Dances With VMwareLooking BackGnome/Applications/GobbyThe GIMP
Pico-GTDRandom TidbitsExposéClipboard/CLI Integration
Three TidbitsSo, is it faster?The Usability WarsBacklog
Create PDFs with CoreGraphics and PythonNo Time For MoreToo Many Machines?MIDP Woes, AppleScript Goodies
Dual Burn-InFirst Panther, then FedoraPanther First ImpressionsOpie 1.0
WWDC NewsMythical Beasts and Other Updates
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