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In comp.os.linux.setup Doru-Catalin Togea <doru-cat@ifi.uio.no> suggested:
> Hi!

> I am running FC2. I have a Win XP box and I want to connect to my linux
> machine via ssh. I am using the F-Secure client on windows. I can connect,
[..]

> Connection lost to X server `localhost:11.0'

> I guess I have to set up something on the linux machine, but what? I have

Nothing, the problem is your other OS doesn't run a X server
which is pretty much standard among *nix since decades to make
GUI stuff/progs working transparently through the network no
matter which version of unix is running on server/client, that's
all. There are some for M$, but I don't bother, found any M$
"OS" a pain in the ass using, any Linux wm is light-years ahead,
while you can still simply switch off the GUI.

Good luck

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