Sure, on linux all you really have is xorg, what used to be xfree86, but I have used xsgi, and there are X servers for windows, heck, I have even seen this amaz

Sure, on linux all you really have is xorg, what used to be xfree86, but I have used xsgi, and there are X servers for windows, heck, I have even seen this amazing demo Xserver that ran on the web. footnote: there is something wrong with the commonly used web search engines and I am unable to find that X11 web demo, I think they are prioritizing recent content over good content. you would think with how interesting that web demo was it was it would show up right away. but I got nothing, so no links. Anyway it was a deep dive into the intricacies of X11 window painting and the author had ported a limited subset of an X server to javascript in order to provide a live demonstration of the topic. I will keep looking. Found it. https://magcius.github.io/xplain/article/x-basics.html https://magcius.github.io/xplain/article/x-basics.html