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PuTTY i.e. there are two different Plink(s) in an Xming installer.The Xming executable has an absolute minimum of fonts; the so-called built-ins.X clients usually need extra fonts to supplement these...Xming-fontsThis additional installer provides standard core X fonts (which are usually required) and optional extended Bitstream Vera replacement fonts from DejaVue. At least 19.8MB of free disk space is required (for the default selection of fonts). Note: one Xming-fonts installer is common for both 32-bit and 64-bit Xming.You should install Xming-fonts in the same directory you installed Xming.For an x64 (native 64-bit) installation on 64-bit Windows (x64) this defaults to...C:\Program Files\Xming (also the default install directory on 32-bit Windows)and for a native 32-bit WoW64 installation on 64-bit Windows (x64 or ia64) defaults to...C:\Program Files (x86)\XmingI separated these fonts from Xming installers, above, since they have a high installed footprint, don't change very often and modern X applications use client-side fonts instead via fontconfig. Xming-fonts are however needed by traditional X applications e.g. emacs.Since these standard X Window fonts tend to be ugly, you could use better TrueType fonts from your Microsoft system like this.Instead of installing Xming-fonts, to provide core X fonts, you could use an X font server on your network.Xming-portablePuTTYThis optional installer provides a fully portable replacement for PuTTY. At least 3.5MB of free disk space is required. You should not install portablePuTTY in the same directory you installed Xming: it is completely autonomous. The x64 version is specific for 64-bit Windows x64.Xming-portablePuTTY works without requiring access to the Windows registry. The portable Plink executable incorporates the changes for the PuTTY Link for Xming SSH client.Using XmingNote this website convention: Window = X Window Windows = Microsoft Windows®What can you use Xming for?All the normal X Window Server functions and some you might not have thought ofExtend the magic of X11 Network Transparency to the ubiquitous Microsoft Desktop.Enable your Windows and Unix/Linux machines to integrate as a heterogeneous PRIVATE Cloud by using Xming, PuTTY and Samba.Use your Microsoft computer as a thin client terminal to remote Unix/Linux machines .Headless a Unix/Linux machine by removing its keyboard, mouse, monitor and maybe even its graphics card. Execute commands via PuTTY terminals, and display via Xming, over your network.Window's drivers are often faster and more capable than Linux drivers for hardware-accelerated OpenGL enabled graphics cards. Xming can exploit the capabilities of an OpenGL enabled device, on a Windows machine, by use of

The X Window System for many years. Other projects also benefit from Xming developments. These are freely available for their use when correctly cited in accordance with conditions.SupportI get so much email that I literally do not have time to answer it all. I regret this, but there's nothing I can do about it. So if you can possibly avoid sending mail to me, I recommend you do so. In particular, support requests are probably better sent to newsgroups, or passed to a local expert if possible. Reports will ALWAYS be ignored by me if your complete Xming log file is not attached, if the report lacks detail and clarity and if you compare Xming with an X server not built directly from X.Org code. If a Plink problem I need the Plink command line used or a copy of your config.xlaunch file and if an Xmingrc problem I need a copy of your Xmingrc file! Tell me, upfront, if you are using virtual machine interfaces between Windows and Linux/Unix installed on the same machine. Failing to follow instructions, or answer questions, will quickly lose any interest in your problem. I do however appreciate well formulated reports and suggestions; but read this website's documentation first before asking a question...I don't reply if the answer is already here.Most issues, outside the scope of the Manuals, can be resolved by consulting the Trouble with Xming? documentation and Terms and Conditions...Terms and ConditionsThis URL links to the Project Xming terms and conditions including details on copyright and licenses with many clarifications.These may change from time to time. It remains your responsibility to check them whenever you access this website or download, install and use any Project Xming software.Table of contentsScreenshotsReleasesLinks and release statusWindows installersXmingXming-fontsXming-portablePuTTYUsing XmingWhat can you use Xming for?ManualsGetting startedThe XLaunch wizardXmingrc and the X icon menuTools and clientsPuTTY Link for Xming SSH clientThe Run utilityDonationsSupportTerms and ConditionsThe Xming website, documentation and images are licensed under aCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.Microsoft product screen shots: "Used with permission from Microsoft."Copyright © 2005-2014 Colin Harrison All Rights Reserved

Xming is the leading X Window System Server for Microsoft Windows®.It is fully featured, lean, fast, simple to install and because it is standalone native Windows, easily made portable (not needing a machine-specific installation or access to the Windows registry).Xming is totally secure when used with SSH and optionally includes an enhanced PuTTY Link SSH client and a portable PuTTY replacement package. Xming installers include executable code, and libraries, only built by Colin Harrison (Project Xming's chief developer).Mesa with GLX, or Microsoft WGL, provide interactive OpenGL® 2D and 3D network transparent graphics rendering.High performance Windows AIGLX is available for graphics cards that support hardware-accelerated OpenGL.PuTTY is Project Xming's preferred and integrated X terminal emulator for Microsoft Windows: superseding any requirement for a cumbersome POSIX API compatibility layer and simulated directory mount points.Xming is cross-compiled on Linux for Microsoft Windows, using MinGW-w64, mostly from canonical X.Org source code with my patches applied. It is kept current and secure with frequent updates from X.Org, XCB, XKB, FreeType, Pthreads-Win32, Mesa, PuTTY and Freedesktop Bugzilla.Screenshots Xming -multiwindow mode on Windows 7 with five clients including a remote ParaView.XDMCP on one X serverand an xlogo X client onanother.XDMCP on one X server usedto access a remote Raspberry Piand a few clients on another.ReleasesLinks and release statusWebsite ReleasesVersionState/NotesReleasedMD5 signaturesSize MBXmingXming-x647.5.0.78Website Release11 Apr 2014MD5 signatures4.594.87Xming-portablePuTTYXming-portablePuTTY-x647.5.0.79Website Release21 Apr 2014MD5 signatures1.701.78See Donations for how to obtain a Donor Password.Public Domain ReleasesVersionState/NotesReleasedMD5 signatureSize MBXming-fonts7.5.0.70Public Domain30 Aug 2013df9b9d54e1a8cb291dcb4a8bc87fca2330.8XmingXming-mesa6.9.0.31Public Domain4 May 20074cd12b9bec0ae19b95584650bbaf534ae580debbf6110cfc4d8fcd20beb541c12.102.50Website SnapshotsVersionState/NotesSnapshotMD5 signatureSize MBSnapshot XmingSnapshot Xming-x647.5.0.79Work in progress2 May 2014 12:58Not yet released4.654.92See Donations for how to obtain a Donor Password.Windows installersXming installers make it child's play to quickly install project components, interactively, with a few mouse clicks.They also install/uninstall, silently, using command line parameters. Installers are for Windows 8/7/Vista/XP (+ server 2012/2008/2003).XmingOptional extras are the PuTTY Link for Xming SSH client, XLaunch wizard, Tools and clients and GLX test clients. At least 14.6MB of free disk space is required. The x64 version is specific for 64-bit Windows x64. Note: use 32-bit Xming on Itanium/ia64.Don't install anywhere other than the default directory unless you really know what you are doing and install using right-click 'Run as administrator' if necessary.OpenGL support is now provided by all Xming installers (Xming used to have separate builds and installers; with and without Mesa).If you intend to use PuTTY: make sure you pick the correct PuTTY Link SSH client (Plink) for use with Xming-portablePuTTY or original

Display 0.Using PuTTY with Xming is highly recommended as it provides SSH for Windows (typically used to log into remote Unix/Linux machines and execute commands) and Plink is especially useful...PuTTY Link for Xming SSH clientPuTTY Link (Plink) is a command line connection tool, similar to Unix/Linux ssh, that is used for automating secure remote operations from XLaunch and Xmingrc.The Xming Plink SSH client is made with MinGW-w64 from patched PuTTY code.These modifications substitute Windows prompts for many console ones because XLaunch and Xmingrc are built console free (GUI) and so stdout/stderr messages are hidden when Plink is spawned from them. Use as a replacement for Plink in 'standard' PuTTY (i.e. installers or binaries downloaded from Simon Tatham's website). Note: Xming-portablePuTTY's Plink incorporates the same changes but is not compatible with 'standard' PuTTY (there is a choice of two different Plink(s) in an Xming installer).An example using Plink in a .js file to display a remote xterm.The Run utilityThe Run utility is an autonomous tool used to start Windows applications with a hidden attached console command window. This is the Manual for run.Its 32-bit binary, 64-bit binary and source code are supplied separately from Project Xming; and licensed GPLv2.Here is an example Desktop Shortcut using run and Plink to display a remote konsole.DonationsWithout updating equipment my Xming development can't continue or advance, hence this hardware funding initiative...Note: PayPal's site needs cookies enabled and the T&Cs below apply.By donating you will get a Donor Password sent by email, enabling access to Xming Website Releases and Development Snapshots for private individuals. This will be sent to the email address in the PayPal payment history; so please make sure it works and that you are not blocking my ISP's mailservers (zen.co.uk e.g. smarthost01.mail.zen.net.uk). If you have contributed in other ways (e.g. code or patches), or not received your password: contact me.Also if you can't use PayPal, again contact me by email (colinharrisonvirginnet) for alternatives. The suggested PayPal donation is £10 since less has a high percentage loss due to transfer charges. Note: You don't need a PayPal account to use PayPal from the button above, but the link does need cookies enabled.I greatly appreciate contributions towards improving Xming's development and hosting resources. Plus, if you found Xming useful, a little thanks gives me the motivation to make it even better.Xming Website Builds include...I have actively contributed to the X.Org Foundation's open source implementation of

Remote controlling it with PuTTY and Xming.Getting startedUse XLaunch -find if all you want is to login to a remote machine and interact with its Display Manager via Microsoft Windows (using XDMCP).This is an elegant way to use an xserver but XDMCP mode is not very secure. It is safer to work via X-Forwarding and the SSH protocol, e.g. using PuTTY, on shared networks. Getting started with PuTTY X-Forwarding is described below and in more detail here.A good tip: get PuTTY working first with Pageant, and use Saved Sessions, before using Xming/XLaunch. Those Saved Sessions should only use the SSH-2 protocol, 'Enable X11 forwarding' and for the following example set 'X display location' to 'localhost:0'.To simply start Xming in -multiwindow mode from Command Processor (the Windows cmd console)>"C:\Program Files\Xming\Xming.exe" -multiwindow -clipboard If you now need a Command Processor: run it from Xming's notification area icon menu. Many useful variables will then be inherited e.g. %CD% and %DISPLAY%This gives you a multiwindow/multimonitors X server on display-number 0 (the default), with an integrated Windows window manager. Note...You cannot run two X servers with the same display-number; use the :display-number option if you want multiple instances.On recent Windows versions: in order to easily use Xming's notification area icon(s) you should set 'Show icon and notifications', for the Xming X Server icon.You could now run, for example, firefox on a remote machine like this (Xming will 'serve' control and display locally)...just type 'firefox' on a PuTTY terminal connected to a remote machineor from a Command Processor use PuTTY's Plink tool one of two ways...>plink -ssh -2 -X firefox either, with user@remote-host>plink -load firefox or, with a PuTTY Saved Session name.XLaunch makes using Xming with PuTTY's Plink and generic Windows ssh clients easy...The XLaunch wizardXLaunch is a wizard for simplifying the startup of an Xming X server. Its re-usable XML configuration files also act as mini-session managers. One X client can be selected for concurrent display from a local or remote machine. When remote, the X client is accessed securely via PuTTY or SSH.Remote login using XDMCP is also provided as well as a host finder and chooser via the -find command and XPing button... Also use XLaunch to just simply start the X server and then run several X clients later by hand, or from Xmingrc menu entries.Example .xlaunch configuration files for a remote xterm via PuTTY and a remote login via XDMCP.Using the

Formovie Xming Page OneXGIMI Halo PlusWhy is Formovie Xming Page One better than XGIMI Halo Plus?Has manual focus?22.6 mm narrower?127.4 mmvs150 mmWhy is XGIMI Halo Plus better than Formovie Xming Page One?400 lumens brighter light output?900 lumensvs500 lumensDisplays 3D with glasses?Supports HDR10+?Has lens shift (vertical)?Has lens shift (horizontal)?180" bigger maximum projection size?300"vs120"20% shorter minimum throw distance?0.8 mvs1 mSupports Miracast?Which are the most popular comparisons?Price comparisonFormovie Xming Page OneXGIMI Halo PlusCheap alternatives1Emotn N1User reviewsGeneral infolamp life Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. (Formovie Xming Page One)This shows the lifespan of the light source. Projectors need to have their lamps (light source) replaced every now and then.audible noise Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. (Formovie Xming Page One)Audible noise is the noise that a device produces while in operation. Reduced audible noise improves quality.Laser projectors have a much longer lamp life compared to traditional bulb projectors. The brightness and color reproduction also stays the same, whereas the brightness of bulb projectors can slowly degrade over time.Audible noise is the noise that a device produces while in use. Some devices have an eco mode for quieter operation.How much power the device consumes when it's switched on.Battery life Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. (Formovie Xming Page One) Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. (XGIMI Halo Plus)The device's battery life (when in use) as given by the manufacturer. With a longer battery life you have to charge the device less often.lamp life (eco mode) Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. (Formovie Xming Page One) Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. (XGIMI Halo Plus)This is the lifespan of the light source when using the projector in eco mode.The width represents the horizontal dimension of the product.The height represents the vertical dimension of the product.Projection qualityThe light projected by the device is brighter, i.e. it has a higher ANSI lumens measurement.The resolution represents the amount of pixels that make up the image. It is a key indicator of image quality, with higher resolutions providing sharper and more detailed images.contrast ratio Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. (Formovie Xming Page One) Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. (XGIMI Halo Plus)Contrast ratio is the visual distance between the lightest and the darkest colors that may be reproduced on the display. A high contrast ratio is desired, resulting in richer dark colors and more distinctive color gradation.response time Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. (Formovie Xming Page One)Response time is how long it takes for a display to change the state of pixels, in order to show new content. The less time it takes to respond, the less likely it is to blur fast-changing images.You can control the focus remotely, ensuring that the image stays crisp and clear.It supports displaying 3D images from devices such as a 3D-compatible Blu-ray player, allowing you to watch films in 3D when using suitable glasses.The maximum size of image that a device can project without compromising quality.has motorized zoom Unknown. Help us by suggesting