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X410

‪Choung Networks‬

X410 is an X Window server for Windows 10. When you want to use X Window GUI apps on remote servers, simply run X410 and connect to your server via SSH with X11 forwarding. Once connected, just launch your GUI app from the command prompt; it'll pop up and ready for you on Windows 10! X410 also works with your locally installed virtual machines and WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) as well as Docker containers. // USAGE TIPS & NOTES - While X410 is in desktop mode, you can maximize or restore the X410 window by pressing CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE. - Running X410 on HiDPI/4K Screens http://token2shell.com/howto/x410/running-x410-on-hidpi-screens - Creating a shortcut for directly opening WSL GUI desktop http://token2shell.com/howto/x410/creating-shortcut-for-opening-wsl-xfce-gui-desktop - Booting Hyper-V Ubuntu desktop onto X410 via VSOCK; No need for TCP/IP network or firewall permissions! https://token2shell.com/howto/x410/using-x410-with-hyper-v-linux-virtual-machines-via-vsock - Sharing Windows fonts with WSL http://token2shell.com/howto/x410/sharing-windows-fonts-with-wsl - Opening a genuine Linux terminal emulator (WSL) directly from Windows File Explorer http://token2shell/howto/x410/opening-linux-terminal-directly-from-file-explorer - WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) doesn't officially support X Window GUI apps. Hence you may see far more warning messages or unable to run some X Window GUI apps from WSL.

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X410

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What's new in this version

[NEW] Just like plain text, you can now also share images (BMP/PNG) and HTML text between Windows and Linux GUI apps via clipboard. [NEW] Keyboard configuration files are updated and you should no longer receive errors such as 'Error loading new keyboard description' while setting up your keyboard via 'setxkbmap'. - X410 now accepts a command-line argument (:displaynumber) for designating a display number. You can concurrently run X410 for each display number and maintain separate settings. For example, if you want to start X410 for display number 1, you can do "x410.exe :1" from PowerShell or Windows Command Prompt. - X410 can now be used with Hyper-V Linux virtual machines for opening their GUI desktop via VSOCK (https://token2shell.com/howto/x410/using-x410-with-hyper-v-linux-virtual-machines-via-vsock). - X410 now consumes less memory. The new memory management scheme and usage in X410 should provide more flexibility in seamlessly integrating Linux GUI apps with Windows native apps as the overhead for always running X410 is becoming negligible; it certainly now consumes less memory than your Web browser! - Improved graphic rendering performance. X-Window GUI apps should now be more responsive while using less CPU cycles. - Direct3D is now used for Desktop mode For more detailed information, please visit: https://token2shell.com/news/x410

Features

Desktop mode; you can have a full X Window desktop experience
Windowed App mode; you can use X Window and Windows apps side by side
Shared clipboard among X Window and Windows apps; supports sharing plain Unicode text, HTML text and images
VSOCK for Hyper-V virtual machines to communicate with X410; no need to worry about constantly changing IP addresses or updating firewall settings.
Securely managed and automatically updated via Microsoft Store
Utilizes X.Org open-source project but has no dependencies on Cygwin libraries
No support for legacy Windows; we'll be focusing on improving and optimizing X410 only for Windows 10 and beyond!

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Published by

Choung Networks

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Release date

5/28/2018

Approximate size

70.68 MB

Age rating

For all ages

This app can

Access all your files, peripheral devices, apps, programs and registry
Access your Internet connection
Access your home or work networks

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Installation

Get this app while signed in to your Microsoft account and install on up to ten Windows 10 devices.

Language supported

English (United States)
日本語 (日本)
한국어(대한민국)
ไทย (ไทย)

Publisher Info

X410 website
X410 support

Additional terms

X410 privacy policy
Terms of transaction

Seizure warnings

Photosensitive seizure warning

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System Requirements

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Your device must meet all minimum requirements to open this product
OS	Windows 10 version 14393.0 or higher, Windows 10 version 14393.0 or higher, Xbox One
Architecture	x64, x86

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Reviewed ByCezary

10/3/2019

Review title of CezaryNot single failure observed, that why I bought X410

I just bought X410 after long intensive trial. Free versions failing randomly on my system. This is stable and works flawless for me. It is brand new Win10 installation with Ubuntu 18.04.3. I am using Eclipse and gnu cross compiler toolchain. So far no issues with any linux graphics nor windows. System is up for more than a week continuously, with sleep at night. Completely reliable. (X79 mobo, Xeon 12 core, 64GB RAM, Nvidia 760).

22 out of 36 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByJackson Ming

11/7/2018

Review title of Jackson MingFaster & clearer

It does run faster than Xming and VcXsrv with better HiDPI support

23 out of 39 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByJanne

9/8/2018

Review title of JanneCheaply done expensive clone of free software

Xming is available for free, and works better. If you try to launch e.g. ScummVM from WSL with X410 the whole Linux process freezes and you can't close it without a reboot. Similar issues happen with VcXsrv, except are not as severe. Xming works perfectly fine, and is available for free. In short - worse than free alternatives. Probably based on the source of VcXsrv because it has similar issues.

2 out of 2 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByYingtong

12/3/2018

Review title of YingtongAbsolutely hassle-free just as advertised

This app works right out of the box on my laptop. The installation was a breeze and the app support is great - gedit works, for example (it is usually very buggy in xming). Performance is absolutely not a concern, and it's a bit faster than xming/Cygwin (which all stomp vcxsrv). Web browsers are sluggish as you would expect from WSL. However, using IDEs like PyCharm with this X server (even on 4K resolution!) actually feels very fast and rather similar to natively running it on Windows, which makes it a compelling development tool for people like me who can't stand developing on Windows but also don't want to bother with the battery life drop from using Linux.

6 out of 10 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByAndrew

9/25/2018

Review title of AndrewSlow and buggy, not worth money

I had high hopes for X410. I've been working with WSL for a while now, and like having a stable X11 server to run some graphical apps. I decided to give X410 a shot and am disappointed. Stick with the free options. They're more stable, faster, and don't cost $10.

1 out of 1 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByAlber

9/9/2019

Review title of AlberKilled Ubuntu

I tried this app. Now my Ubuntu on WSL does not work, I uninstalled x410 and tried to reinstall Ubuntu, but it still does not work.

25 out of 56 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByRichard

10/11/2019

Review title of RichardSeamless experiance

I develop applications with an GUI on various Linux based embedded machines. With this application, applications appear as if they run on the local machine. It is amazing! I recommend this application to every developer.

3 out of 5 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByEric

8/21/2019

Review title of EricWorth The Price of Admission!

The software works as intended. I tested it with Emacs (works well), Wesnoth (works surprisingly well), Transmission gtk client (works well), vlc (didn't work), Stacer (a Debian/Linux management tool - works well). Overall it a good piece of software. As long as things like Emacs, and Stacer work I am fine with this tool. WSL2 is becoming so well integrated that Its almost like you don't even need an XServer and the Win10 GUI is enough... yet for now an X410 fills in all the gaps and is definitely worth the price.

11 out of 25 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByBrandon

9/6/2018

Review title of BrandonVery impressed.

After spending too much time trying to figure this out in the past, this program worked right out of the box and the web site was very useful. Thank you

7 out of 15 people found this helpful.

Reviewed ByJim

4/22/2019

Review title of JimNo Instruction Manual Required for Setup!

So far, so good. I bought and installed Pengwin's Debian Linux for WSL. Ran pengwin-setup as part of initial install. Answered YES to Visual Studio Code as my editor and Yes to enable GUI interfaces. Told me I had to have one of several X servers. Had already bought X410 in Windows Store. Installed that from Store. Went back & continued pengwin-setup from point told to go to store to get an X server. After trying out various Linux terminal commands, I launched X410 from the Windows 10 Start screen. Then in Linux, I typed "code" and the Linux version of Visual Studio Code launched as a Windowed App under Windows 10. Since I am a paranoid newbie, I'm running this so far as my Windows 10 computer configured as a PUBLIC computer, meaning I'm denying access to my computer to other devices on my LAN and I didn't configure SSH and told X410 to deny public access, etc. Still pretty ignorant from a security standpoint but the setup of Pengwin and X410 was easy as pie.

6 out of 13 people found this helpful.

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