Thread: Telnet - GUI?
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Old 27-02-2005, 16:52   #10
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Re: Telnet - GUI?

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Originally Posted by punky
If you are connecting to a linux server, which is what it sounds like you are doing, then you can use a GUI, if the server is running X-Windows. You need an X-Windows client, and freeware versions of those are virtually impossible to find.
Not that difficult, we have TightVNC if you want remote desktop features or there is also Cygwin which lets you run an X Server on your Windows computer.

These are different from Telnet/SSH though - those are purely the same as using the command line on Windows/Linux.
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