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Grant Sewell wrote: > Rob Beard wrote: > >> Grant Sewell wrote: >> >>> <snip> >>> If you wanted to get really into it, you could hack around with the uDev >>> rules to make it that each known keyboard is assigned unique names (such >>> as /dev/mainkeyboard and /dev/extrakeyboard) and then use those unique >>> names in your X config... but that might not be necessary. ;) >>> >>> Grant. >>> >>> >>> >> Ahh I see. I did do a bit more searching and found something or other, >> haven't got the link to hand. I started thinking last night... what if >> this could be done in conjunction with LTSP. I mean, have multiple >> keyboards, mice and graphics cards on an LTSP terminal. I'm sure a >> P2-450 or similar with say 128MB memory could run two concurrent copies >> of X to connect to an LTSP server? >> >> Rob >> > > Yeah, I imagine it could, so long as they're both running relatively > lightweight environments... Fluxbox/IceWM anyone? > > Grant. > Yep, thats the sort of thing I was running on my iMac G3 when I configured that as an LTSP test client. Rob -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html