Xmanager

The idea of ​​running applications native to one operating system on another has been around for a long time. The need for this concept is understandable due to the difficulty of switching from one operating system to another to use an application native to another operating system. This application is a valuable resource for people who want to use their Linux-based applications on a Windows machine, giving you the ability to remotely access the guest machine.

The application comes with many other utilities built into the Unix environment. An X-based application can be installed and run relatively easily thanks to the built-in launcher, and another separate module allows the user to configure X server profile settings.

Some of the interesting features of this application are the ability to copy and paste content between XManager window sessions and the native Windows session.

It falls under the category of remote access tools and is shareware with a license for both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows platforms and can be used as a free trial until the trial period ends. The demo version of Xmanager is available for free download to all users of the software, with potential limitations compared to the full version.

After you get the 47,36 MB (Xmanager-6.0.0083.exe) installation file double click on the executable (.exe) file.

Then follow the setup steps.