Mocha X11 Lite
The UNIX application run on the remote server, but the application output appears on the Android phone/tablet. Mocha X11 includes clients, which can be configured to start the remote application.
- Implementation of X11R7.7
- Includes a Telnet and a SSH client.
- Runs a local window manager on the Android device
The lite version has a 5 minutes session limitation.
Category : Communication
Reviews (6)
needs mouse emulation and the option to hide the annoying panels that appear above all windows. this has the potential to be a great app, but it is unusable at the moment.
Actually works OK: start the X-Server, ssh into the host (I used JuiceSSH), export the DISPLAY, start the app (I tested xclock and brave). It really was as simple as that. It's a bit annoying this demo version limits your sessions to blocks of 5 minutes and the full version is a bit too expensive.
I am glad I could try this before purchase, as I will not be purchasing the full version. The obvious XWindow's client to run is a desktop manager. As the remote machine was a Raspberry Pi, I ran the defautl manager (lxde). This local XServer did not handle that client well.
Far too expensive. Already 4€ will be on the upper limit ;)
really really bad
Works OK, but the full version seems very expensive. If you have the client set-up correctly (which is fiddly) you can launch an xterm, and then open other programs. The 5-minute countdown is just enough time to get one thing done, but the £26 cost of the full app seems extremely high. I am fully prepared to buy good apps, but not at that price.