Xming is the leading free unlimited X Window Server for Microsoft Windows (XP/2003/Vista). It is fully featured, small and fast, simple to install and because it is standalone native Microsoft Windows, easily transported [WWW]portable as a Pocket PC X server (i.e. no slow Linux API emulation wrappers and mounts).

Changelog:

• Update the FreeType2 and PuTTY projects from their CVS, and xserver, libXfont, pixman, Mesa and xkeyboard-config from X.Org git.
• Atom caching does not survive server regeneration, e.g. this caused the XDMCP clipboard to stop working on server reset, this is now fixed so that all static Atoms renew appropriately.
• Unlock the display when exiting the main clipboard loop after trapping WM_QUIT.
• Call through 'winMessageBoxF()' to get all MessageBoxes from the server.
• Update the built-in keyboard layouts from recent Cygwin/X mailing list reports.
• In XLaunch prepend the install path to plink.exe or ssh.exe, if the 'protocol path' is empty, before testing for the existence of these files.
• Build the cross-compiler toolchain using w32api-3.13 from MinGW and gcc 4.3.2 from the GNU project; then rebuild everything.
• The export public patches that I used in 7.3.0.33's 'opengl32.dll' are not needed. 'swrast_dri.a' is built dependant on a separate 'libGL.dll' made '-Wl,-export-all' that does not clash with Microsoft's 'opengl32.dll'. When my 'opengl32.dll' is built '-Wl,-export-all', Xming.exe becomes dependent on it, as it loses 'drop-in' compatibility with Microsoft's version.
• Rework the 'example_Xmingrc' file, that's included in the installer, to be more useful and up-to-date.
• Edit in the New Year everywhere it's needed.

Program Information Category: Tools and Utilities Type: Free Version: 7.3.0.34 Size: 3.45MB Works on: Windows Product page: here