InfoWorld: [Linux-based] Thin client readied [by IBM]

"Adding thin-client computing to its growing list of open-source technologies, IBM Tuesday introduced here at LinuxWorld a NetVista N2200L thin client for Linux and a software package for the client/server system."

"The software, TurboLinux 6.1 for IBM NetVista Thin Clients, was developed through a partnership with Brisbane, Calif.-based TurboLinux."

"Armonk, N.Y.-based IBM already works with Linux vendors Red Hat, in Durham, N. C., Caldera Systems, in Orem, Utah, and Oakland, Calif.-based SuSE Linux. Big Blue expects to deliver additional thin-client solutions from each of those companies in the near future, according to IBM officials."

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