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Re:[PLUG] A few terminals?
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I think what Tom is really after is multiple consoles on his PC, not
multiple copies of the single video output. The whole KVM thing is
oriented at multiple hosts and a single console.
Tom - it sounds as if you're talking about having the equivalent of
X-terminals on your system. There are some products like that which allow
sharing of a PC among more than one people, but I'd doubt you'll find one
for Linux at this point.
jd
At 05:54 PM 2/15/00 -0600, you wrote:
>You want to buy a box called
>
>VGA MultiplierDisplays,
>Displays Multi Monitors simultaneously, I forget the stores name in Philly
that
>I bought it from but remember that I got there name from the compUSA store in
>Franklin Mall Area.
>
>If you want to do this with the keyboard and Mouse then look for a KVM
switch at
>www.rose-elec.com it will allow you to do all this in one with Linux and
Unix or
>$m$.
>
>-jimS
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>Subject: [PLUG] A few terminals?
>Author: <plug@lists.nothinbut.net>
>Date: 2/15/00 5:18 PM
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>I have a standard PC running Linux. On the back it has the video
>port, keyboard port etc. I have a couple extra monitors and some
>old keyboards. Is there a way to hook up those monitors and
>keyboards as just terminals? They would local, sitting side by side
>on my table. Do I need a box for each terminal or, what I was
>hoping, is there some type of splitter device for the keyboard and
>monitor ports. If I do need a box, what is involved in setting up a
>few terminals with the spare parts I have around? I wasn't thinking
>networking with NIC cards and all but just terminals.
>
>Tom
>
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Jeff Dean
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