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MacX: the software you need to do a Unix X session with a Mac System 7 machine

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I want it. MacX, the software that Apple itself used to sell to get an early-'90s Macintosh to do an X session from a Unix box. Sure, there are solutions for OS 9 Macs, and any OS X box can easily be made to do this. But System 7.6.1, which is what I run on my Powerbook 1400cs, that's another thing entirely.

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