Hi, Raymond C. Rodgers wrote: > This is really good news if we're on the same page. Just to clarify, the > X forwarding that I'm referring to isn't just about running VNC, it would > be analogous to having the app_server on machine B managing and executing > a program and all of the user interaction occurs on machine A, and for > all intents and purpose the program looks as if it is running on machine > A. You don't get a desktop in a window like with VNC or Window's Remote > Desktop Connection, just the application's windows. > > I sincerely hope that we are on the same page. :) The feature is certainly very cool. I can even imaging a solution to the BBitmap shared memory problem. It's more a matter of what happens when you call DrawBitmap(). The BBitmap memory doesn't *have* to be shared with the app_server instance that draws it. On a local machine that is quicker of course, but it doesn't have to be that way, so apps would work unmodified. It's a matter of the implementation of the link protocol. I don't think making a networked version of it is a huge technical challenge. There may or may not be invidual problems with running applications remotely, but we cross that bridge when we get there I suppose. Most likely not until after R1 though. Anyways, we are certainly on the same page as to whether or not this is cool. :-) Best regards, -Stephan