> > On Friday 02 July 2004 01:10 pm, Si Jones wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > > > I have a nVidia Card and was wondering if it is possible to split the > > DVI and VGA into 2 seperate outputs then use a USB keyboard and mouse to > > the other output and make another pc. > > > > My PC has loads of RAM and Processor should be fast enough so only thing > > is weather it is possible to split the system in 2. On Fri, 2004-07-02 at 14:48, Eliseo wrote: > I've heard of this being done with Two separate Video cards but not with a > single card with dual heads. I have never done this type of setup, but here > is a link to a place that did something like what you want but with two > graphic cards instead of one. This is some intense hacking. Hope this link > sends on the right direction. > > http://disjunkt.com/dualhead/ Ya know, as far as I know, if you used the "AT" keyboard and mouse, as well as a USB card and mouse, and no Xinerama, with some X configuration, I'm certain this is possible. (On one of those dual-cards anyway). The real solution to this is to get the LTSP project. Better yet, the K12LTSP.org site. They've taken the Linux Terminal Server Project and made it so that newbies (specifically teachers and administrators) could set it up with minimum hassle. And it uses a variation of the FC1 distro- you install it with a check-button at install time! The whole thing's very well documented, and it allows a lot of options. You could get one of these nice "Jammin 125" thin clients and have one machine with no moving parts and no obsolescence (really!) or just throw together some old Pentium machine with no hard drive. See also: DisklessWorkstations.com (they do hardware) -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Brian FahrlÃnder Christian, Conservative, and Technomad Evansville, IN http://www.fahrlander.net ICQ 5119262 AIM: WheelDweller ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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