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Would nice to have in the repo on PASE:
xrdp
xvnc
icewm (or other win manager)
So a client can connect to X via RDP o VNC.
Would be nice addition.
But VNC requires a "display" to remote in the first place... at this point why not to just run straight Xwindow protocol.
if one so really wishes, you can run XWindow graphical software on PASE, like xterm, and using Windows as display/workstation... I tried with some java GUI software (running on the IBMi JVM) and displaying it / using it from Windows (with a free xserver).
I think IBM just need to port a good and light X windows manager / session broker to provide a useful desktop abstraction downloadable from yum.
There are plenty of them on Linux/Freebsd etc.
Then just install a xserver on Windows or Mac or where you want to login in PASE. Being ACS java, you can run even ACS from the IBMi itself ;) thus providing also a 5250 full client... you can indeed build a little thin hardware graphical terminal.