Winframe can use a soundcard on a terminal client, producing sound from
apps even though the Winframe server knows nothing about sound, so it must
be possible. rplay will allow the replay of sounds over the network, I'd
imagine this would be just Linux to Linux though, although it could be
worth reading "man rplay". Since audio can be streamed over the 'net,
presumably hooking the rplay audio stream into TCP/IP & sending it off to,
say, RealAudio on the Winbox might do the trick?
One way you could do it is setup an SMB share on the Linux machine, then
load say winamp and open the mp3 from the Linux SMB share.
But if you say run Quake on Linux, I won't know how to stream the quake
music over the network to the 95 machine.
Jack
I have a Win98 machine with a soundcard
I have a Linux machine without.
Is it possible to channel the audio from the Linux machine to the Win98
machine?
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