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X's IPC is very stable (which is half the point of X); the instance on shared libraries has more to do with it being a memory hog on the kinds of systems that e

X's IPC is very stable (which is half the point of X); the instance on shared libraries has more to do with it being a memory hog on the kinds of systems that existed the first couple decades of it's life.

anthk 4y ago
This. If you rum SIMH to emulate a Vax (and some other Unix), most Unix programs requiring X can be perfectly forwarded to use the host's X server. Or some Xephyr server.
- projektfu 4y ago
  I used to bring up openvms running Motif on a vax through xfree86.