X11 is an implementation of the X graphical user interface used on UNIX computer systems. This is commonly referred to as the X Window system. There are implementations for most operating systems including Microsoft's Windows. The 11 designates the 11th version of the X system. The first, X1, was released in 1984 with X11 appearing in 1987. X11 has had several revisions with the latest X11 (7.5) appearing in October 2009.
Mac OS X is built on top of a UNIX core and Mac X11 lets you run applications that were developed on UNIX computers using the X11 system seamlessly on a Mac. It is installed with Mac OS X in the Utilities folder within the Applications folder.
UNIX people have a penchant for short names (such as the C Programming language) and X was named after an earlier windowing system called W which ran on an operating system called V.
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One is named X11 and the other is named terminal
To install X11 on a Mac you could try Fink. Apple has information about X11 on their Developers section. (See links below)
On windows, you use Z as the A button on GameBoy, X as B, Enter as Start, and the control arrows as the controlpad
Smart? It would be genius. The X11 is an amazing headset.
Right-click on Gimp in your Applications folder and select "Open With". This will open a window of all your applications and you'll select X11. X11 is under Utilities. I'm not sure how you managed to make Gimp open with Photobooth, but kudos to you haha.
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If you want to play Tribes Ascend or any other Windows-specific game, search for the following programs: Winehelper X11 These help your mac run Windows-esque programs that it normally wouldn't be able to run. There are other programs out there, but I found these and they work for me.
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x11 * 11root(x) = x11+1/11 = x122/11
that's a twelve
13 × 11 = 143.
X11 is enabled and launched by default in most desktop distributions. If it is installed but not started automatically, you can usually start it with the startx command.