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:DesktopLinux: Multi-User Linux Turns One Computer into Ten
DesktopLinux: Multi-User Linux Turns One Computer into Ten
Sep 27, 2004, 07 :00 UTC (8 Talkback[s]) (7629 reads)

"Targeting multi-user public computing environments, Canada's Userful enables a Linux PC to connect up to 10 monitors, giving each user the experience of being connected to a standalone computer. Using the company's '1-Box' approach, up to ten users can browse the Internet, send email and run applications from one computer. Each user’s workstation operates as an independent PC.

"Useful’s 1-Box strategy eliminates the need for a server, networking equipment and individual PC's, significantly reducing acquisition costs. Each station uses a standard monitor, keyboard and mouse..."

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so it seems to me.Well, 14 years ago we  ...   X-Terminal revived -   
steffen
Sep 27, 2004, 09:12:39
 
That's the only thing that I don&#39 ...   how are the keyboards and mice connected?   
Tang Kai
Sep 27, 2004, 12:56:37
 
From their website, it looks like the mo ...   Re: how are the keyboards and mice connected?   
Doug Loss
Sep 27, 2004, 14:46:37
 
Keyboards and mice I wouldn't expect ...   Re: how are the keyboards and mice connected?   
DanielB
Sep 27, 2004, 14:55:43
 
That's cool. Thx> From their website ...   Re: Re: how are the keyboards and mice connected&#   
Tang Kai
Sep 27, 2004, 16:16:09
 
If they modify GPL source code, don' ...   GPL usage   
Concerned
Sep 27, 2004, 18:06:08
 
Modifications to XFree86 or Xorg can be  ...   XFree86 is not GPL   
Joe Buck
Sep 27, 2004, 18:55:37
 
On the LinuxTag in Karlsruhe 2002 I' ...   Seen that before   
Roman Fietze
Sep 27, 2004, 19:34:52
 
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