“X is a very interesting GUI. It is not merely a fancy menu
system like some operating systems, it actually doesn’t do anything
dealing with the look and feel of the operating system it is
running on, it actually just handles communication between programs
and the “terminal” i.e. mouse, keyboard, and monitor. X has the
ability to run anything dealing with the GUI from a remote
box, hence the reason for the article today, and my love for
all things Unix!”
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