[GRASSLIST:2198] RE: PROGRAMING GRASS LINUX-WINDOWS

[Len Coop]

Juan,

You want to do this with a windows xserver program to access any old
unix xprogram over a network.
Starnet has some good educational prices I believe. There used to be a
free one floating around.
VNC is free and might also work well for this need. GRASSLINKS would
limit GRASS use to pre-scripted options only.
Len

-----Original Message-----
      From: owner-GRASSLIST at baylor.edu
[mailto:owner-GRASSLIST at baylor.edu]On Behalf Of Juan Carlos
      Gámez Granados
      Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 9:04 AM
      To: GRASSLIST at baylor.edu
      Subject: [GRASSLIST:2194] PROGRAMING GRASS LINUX-WINDOWS

      Hello,

      Firstly, excuse me by my English. I am Spanish.

      I want to do any questions. I am new in Geographic Information
Systems. I
      have a net with 5 PC's, one of them in Linux (Debian) and the
other ones in
      Windows 98. I have installed GRASS in the PC with Linux and I want
that the
      others PC's can access to the PC with Linux to obtain the
information and
      cartography of the GIS (with a application developed by me with
C++
      Builder).

      The questions are:

      - Is it possible?
      - How can I do it?
      - What I need to do it?

      Moreover I want ask to you for documentation about GIS, mainly
about
      projects developed with GIS and how these projects have been
developed.

      Thank you very much,

      Juanca :-)
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Leonard Coop
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Entomology Dept & Integrated Plant Protection Center
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Oregon State University
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