Just my 2 cents, I tried M/IX, and on my 68030 it was quite nice.  I
don't recall it crashing at all, and it even worked (albeit not playably)
with running Netrek remotely over a 14.4 ppp connection.  I imagine it
would run things very smoothly if you've got the disk space to hold it,
and a fast enough network to your unix box.

--  Michael D. Peters
--  The /original/ Cyber Sailor
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On Tue, 24 Jun 1997, Steve Quint wrote:

> 
> At 3:11 -0700 6/24/97, Michael G. Schabert wrote:
> > Unfortunately, the only MacOS X-servers that I
> >know of are commercial.
> 
> In case this is not well known, M/IX is a free X server for Windows and
> Mac(PPC and 68k versions) and is availible for download at:
> 
> http://tnt.microimages.com/www/html/freestuf/mix.htm
> 
> It's a very basic X server without a lot of features, and is a little
> buggy... but it's free.
> 
> Steve
> 
>