Using X-terminals with PC-UNIX. Any comments?
Tim Holt
holtt at jacobs.CS.ORST.EDU
Sat Feb 23 04:57:36 AEST 1991
Has anybody tried running X on their 386-UNIX (flavor unspecified) in
concert with several X-windows terminals (via TCP/IP or Graph-On Serial(?)).
These terminals could be real, dedicated X terminals, or low end PCs (ie.,
286 box) running some X package. Now I'm not looking to let a bunch of
users run X off one 386, but rather I'm interested in using the X terminals
for "passive" display screens for showing data from a data acquisition
system. That means I don't need to have super performance, as there won't
be users moving windows around, displaying bit maps, scrolling, etc. All
I need to do is update fairly simple displays every 30-60 seconds.
Any comments on driving X terminals off a 386/UNIX box? I'll
summarize if the responce warrents.
Tim Holt - Marine Technician/Data Systems Specialist
Oregon State University, College of Oceanography
Corvallis, OR 97330
(503)757-3891 holtt at jacobs.cs.orst.edu
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