> That's not so easy today, and no one is running remote X anyway. If you: 1. Have a low-latency connection to a decent machine, and 2. Are on a machine that'

> That's not so easy today, and no one is running remote X anyway. If you: 1. Have a low-latency connection to a decent machine, and 2. Are on a machine that's weak, or isn't yours, or that you don't fully control (e.g. employer forces you to run Windows) ... then you live in remote X apps my friend.