The site ended up being 
http://www.disklessworkstations.com/. Due to the graphics and the
ability to plug in my more perpherals this may end up being the way I
go. However at $349.00 it seems weird that I can get a full linux box
from Wallmart for $200.00 however because of the size the fact that its
quiet and because of the graphics I may still go this route. (wonder how
we'll it'll render 3D games and if I can swap graphic cards). 

Carl P. 

On Fri, 2003-05-09 at 15:32, Bryce C wrote:
> I don't remeber exactly where but I once saw this really cool dumb term
> box the x,z size of a floppy and a couple inches tall.  Explore the
> links on the ltsp.org website and one them is for xworkstations.com or
> something like that. They're logo is the X with sorta rainbow colors. 
> They have some really neat terminals. I would've bought one but for the
> price (~$300), I can build my own, just not that small.
> 
> On Fri, 2003-05-09 at 12:33, Carl Parrish wrote:
> > A *long* time ago when I worked for motorola we had what we called dumb
> > terminal they were little more than monitors connected though the lan to
> > a powerhouse machine (or at least what counted for a power house back
> > then). Recently I was reading an article (which I can't find now) where
> > Sun had these kewl little boxes that connected to your monitor and your
> > lan and you could use them as dumb terminals to a sun box (not sure if
> > you could use them with linux). I *love* this idea If I could free up my
> > desk space move *all* my computers to my computer room (most are now but
> > I still have two bulky ones in my office and my admin has a few in
> > hers), and just place this cute little box on my desk I'd be a happy
> > person. So does anyone know of any good dumb terminal for Linux? Yeah I
> > know I can *make* any computer into a dumb terminal but mostly what I'm
> > looking for is something small and something that will display very good
> > graphics (in case I ever have a lan game night or something). Since I
> > don't think there is much to this I don't think it should be costly but
> > my main conciderations are small, fast, works with linux (terminal
> > servers) and good graphics. Anyone have any suggestions?
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