Re: THANK YOU!

Mike,

X-windows is supported on most UNIX variants (Linux, Mac OS X, AIX, HP-
UX, Solaris, etc.). On Mac OS X, however, most of your app.s do not
use X-windows to display. If you're curious which ones do, and you're
sitting at a Mac, just click on the window in which the app. is
running. If the menu bar at the top says "X11", it's an X-windows
app. If it says something else (Safari, Mail, iTunes, etc.) it is NOT
something that you can display remotely in iSSH (not any way that I
know of anyway).

For Windows, you'd need a remote desktop client. That is a completely
different animal.

Wayne

On Apr 3, 2010, at 11:05 PM, Mike Sims wrote:

> My only questions are: Do you have any thorough documentation off issh
> anywhere? Or do you plan to write any? And am I correct in assuming
> that x-windows is for accessing Linux machines only? It has no
> utility for connecting into Windows or OSX?
>
> Thanks again for one of the most functional mobile apps of all time!
> You knocked it out of the park!
>
> Mike Sims
>

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