WeirdX
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WeirdX is a Java applet that talks with an X Window System server, allowing cross-platform GUI sessions from a web browser. It is written in pure Java and licensed under the GNU GPL by JCraft. It is derived from WiredX-lite, a commercial branch of the software, and provides limited support of the X11R6.3 protocol through JDK/JRE 1.1.
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