On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Kevin Diggs wrote:
>     Keep in mind that there is a low-bandwidth extension for X11 called LBX.
> If supported by the Xserver it should show up in the extensions in the output
> of xdpyinfo. I do not know how to use it. Nor do I know how well it works.
> Might need to hack clients to use it (might already be done).

No client hacks needed... you run "lbxproxy -display your.x.server:0" on
the machine running the X clients, and you set all your client $DISPLAYs
to :63. The clients connect to the proxy, which then does its
compression and forwards the compressed stream over to the server.

>     Also to avoid confusion with MacOS X, when referring to X Window System
> could we always use X11?

This is a NetBSD mailing list though... I think X should mean the X
Window System by default; to refer to MacOS X, use OSX or something like
that. But I don't really care either way :)
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