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From: David Johnson <djohnson@acuson.com>
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alex wrote:
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> I'm looking for a port or package for a pcanywhere type program
> any suggestions

XFree86? Just a suggestion...

By itself, X isn't all too secure, but logging in the remote machine
with ssh then exporting will work. Even Windows machines with an X
server (Reflections) can access remote X applications. I do this all the
time at work with several hundred Solaris boxes on the net. The exact
procedure is more than -newbies is for, but check out the X
documentation and search the web for procs.

David


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