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To make this as painless as possible for the windows users, and to show
that Linux/gEDA/PCB are not toys I'm planing on setting up a server that
can run gEDA/PCB using TightVNC over the network. Has anyone ever done
something like this before with (Tight)VNC? I was able to demo to the
boss
using his Internet Explorer under Windows to run PCB over the network
using
the server built into TightVNC.
I use tightVNC to my headless linux box for pcb. It works well, but not
perfect.
I also run pcb under cygwin on a windows box at work. With the new X server,
the PCB window is just another window on the pc desktop.
We are doing similar things here with gschem running on Solaris, and being
displayed on a Winodows box running Cygwin-X. All indications are that this
works fine.