Path: utzoo!utgpu!jarvis.csri.toronto.edu!mailrus!tut.cis.ohio-state.edu!rutgers!njin!princeton!njsmu!mccc!labii!shevett From: shevett@labii.UUCP (Dave Shevett) Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix Subject: SunRiver information... Summary: Graphics terminal info wanted Keywords: xenix, graphics, fiber optics Message-ID: <174@labii.UUCP> Date: 26 Mar 89 00:34:57 GMT Reply-To: shevett@labii.UUCP (Dave Shevett) Distribution: usa Organization: Labyrinth II BBS - W. Trenton, NJ Lines: 32 A few months back, there was an article in Computer Shopper outlining a set of cards available that would allow several graphic terminals to connect to a 386 box running a variety of multi-user/multi-terminal systems (Xenix, Unix, Concurrent DOS, etc). In this article, they review a system from SunRiver that allows up to 4 graphic terminals per controller card . Has anyone ever used/seen/purchased this system? It seems the ideal solution to the Unix/Dos stigma. Terminals functioning identically to PC's, with the performance of a 12mghz AT, at the cost of a stripped PC. What I'd like to know is this: 1 - Our company is an SCO dealer. Can I use the SunRiver system to run a DOS graphics application on these terminals. The supposedly will support mice and local printers - CAN I RUN PAGEMAKER? <-- important q... 2 - What applications will run with this, and what will I need? I assume VP/ix is in there somewhere. Do I need Multiview? (not sure at all). 3 - If not the SunRiver system, which looks fantastic, what CAN I use to get this kind of functionality? Thanx for your help - this type of system seems horribly important to the Unix-on-a-pc world, so post your views on this.... +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | Dave Shevett ~---------------------~ Labyrinth II BBS | | W. Trenton, NJ | Have you made your | shevett@labii.UUCP | | (609) 883-9352 | saving throw today? | -------------------- | | 1200/2400 ~---------------------~ 3b1ish and proud of it | +---------------------------------------------------------------+