But if what you need is running an application made in Gambas from a Windows computer, here is a solution!
This solution is based on the free implementation of the NoMachine NX protocol, named freenx server.
The Windows computer will use the NoMachine NX client to connect to the Linux server and run the application.
We will suppose that Mandriva 2006 is installed on it.
$ urpmi freenx
This will install the openssh server too.
Note: Of course you must be root.
$ useradd -p "p4$$w0rD" gamby
We call it 'gamby'.
$ nxserver --adduser gamby
Of course :-) And install your Gambas application too. We suppose that the name of your application is KillerApp.
Follow these instructions.
The FreeNX server key is located at /var/lib/nxserver/nxhome/.ssh/client.id_dsa.key
$ cat /var/lib/nxserver/nxhome/.ssh/client.id_dsa.key -----BEGIN DSA PRIVATE KEY----- MIIDPQIBAAKCAQEAoBI/XksyT8Zr64rKZFsIooE9WWj9YU5/ED94RlbeCRrzpn0Q B6Ep9wI9T6RuLepUisdpXUkGbYrlhH61pzZ5zjCHXhrHNb8nPQzLMFF2ogtaawT4 zovCyRqFC94/PcmgugDkIFQftHopIbLdl/DFmQwS2RA1jH4mC04RtRk2PT5ss5hg OR13pJpPyJu64py5kmGglAszHPCN8nFF/MG1EhBLwbn2IidSyNXbUoLFb0ymIYNr ... -----END DSA PRIVATE KEY-----
Copy this key in the Windows client: