On Tue, 19 Nov 2002, Josh Koffman wrote:

*>Perhaps getting it to run under cygwin would be a possibility. I don't
*>run X on any of the machines I'd use to design on, so I'm out. To be
*>honest, I don't even know how hard it is to get programs to run under
*>cygwin. Someday when I get a chance I want to try gpsim.

You only need a display to run X11 (not X) on. Your PC will work as a
display. The Unix box need not have a display OR keyboard to run X11. Of
course you need a network card in each. Freeware (not high quality)
solutions to run X11 displays on a PC exist (like VNC and several X11
remote servers - in X11 the part of the system with the keyboard and the
screen is the server).

Peter

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