\troll mode{
you could put netbsd on that i386 box too
}

more seriously, i dont think vnc makes anything that runs on a vax.. 
unfortunately. There used to be an X server for win-doze called exceed 
(or was it called exodus? one of them was for the mac, and one for 
peecee, but i dont remember which) and there's also X-win32. the 
exceed seemed nicer to me, but i think theyve gone out of business (though
if you find a copy, it might be cheap or free now ;). 
or you could go back to dos and install desqview/X.. does anybody 
remember that? 

isildur

On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, J. Buck Caldwell wrote:

> Is there a way to use VNC on a Vax running NetBSD as an X server? For 
> instance: I have a Vax running 1.5something (soon to be 1.6), and a PC 
> on the same network. Can I run VNC on the vax and VNCViewer on the PC 
> and get a graphical screen viewed on the PC, but running on the vax?
> 
> Or, if it's easier, is there a decent free Win32-based X-server that I 
> can use to connect to NetBSD on a vax?
> 
> In case you can't tell, I know next to nothing about X. I managed to set 
> it up on a NetBSD-i386 box once, but that's about the limit. I know 
> nothing at all about inter-box communication and X, other than that it 
> is possible.
> -- 
>   - J. Buck Caldwell
> 
>    "Every year, we pass the anniversary of our own death."
>                                              - B. Banzai
> 
>