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Line 51: Imagine a user (on the server) that wants to start a new program (client). Wouldn't this mean that the connection first must be established by the server? --[[User:Abdull\|Abdull]] 20:26, 28 June 2007 (UTC) :Hi Abdull. How you start a new program is something that depends on the particular configuration you are using, but is not done via the X core protocol. For example, you may start a client in an xterm (which means that the program is launched by the xterm shell) or from a root window menu (which means that the [[X ~~display~~window manager]] starts it) or from a [[ssh]] shell. Once the client starts, it connects to the server. As an example, to run a program on a different computer using ssh, one would: :establish a ssh connection from the server to the client computer :start the program there

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