Has anybody tried using "ssh -X" on the Nokia? I didn't see any threads about it when I searched just now, so I thought I post about it. It lets you run a Linux application on a remote computer, but display the UI locally. The results are pretty amazing. You need xterm and ssh installed, obviously. For example:

ssh -X user@host.machine firefox

My host machine runs Ubuntu, so when I run that I get a firefox browser window from my host machine displaying on the Nokia. All my bookmarks are there, Adobe Flash 9 displays, etc. However, there is no sound. Also, the Nokia virtual keyboard doesn't seem to work.

ssh -X user@host.machine nautilus

is interesting to play around with as well. Last night, I went into my .wine folder and opened my genealogy software running under wine. It works quite well, though again there is no virtual keyboard.

ssh -X user@host.machine frozen-bubble

I am able to play frozen-bubble on my Nokia this way, though there is no sound and it's a bit slow.

I haven't had any luck running Windows applications this way using cygwin.

What do you think? Pretty cool, eh? I'm constantly amazed at the capabilities of Linux.