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From: rlk@THINK.COM (Robert L. Krawitz)
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Subject: Remote xterm strategy
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Date: 10 Jan 90 14:52:36 GMT
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   Date: 10 Jan 90 00:13:43 GMT
   From: gauss.llnl.gov!casey@lll-winken.llnl.gov  (Casey Leedom)

     But what happens if you have ten, twenty or thirty people operating in
   that mode.  Say, for instance, you're using a nice fast central machine
   like a Mips 6280 and your users have X terminals ...  I think it could
   get pretty vicious ...

Point well taken.  I'm thinking in terms of desk-based compute power (e.
g. a 4/60), with a single user.  Of course, I've never been too keen on
X terminals, which may explain my position on this...