On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 7:44 AM, Jonas Otter <jonas at otter.se> wrote:
Consider: the most popular desktop Unix by an order of magnitude (or
2) is Mac OS X. It's outsold all other
commercial Unix variants put
together.
No X.11 and no networkable GUI.
That's not entirely true... it does have X11 support, and I know it
works
to the extent that you can tunnel Xwindows from a remote machine to the OS
X desktop... not sure about the other way around (using a native X11
application) since I haven't had need to do that. It does have a few X apps
(Xeyes, Xterm,etc). I don't think they are installed by default anymore,
but they were in there as of Leopard.
I will say that using X11 remotely on anything but a really fast network
connection is painful though unless you're only using xterms or very simple
GUI apps. If it's really intensive sometimes I will Remote Desktop to my
work Windows 7 PC and run an X client from there.