semi-dead powerbook 145b as a terminal
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complete newbie q, which it is.
Anyway: _Hi!
The short q, is this:
Is it posible to connect a PoweBook 145b, without
connection to it's scsi-drive, as a dumb-terminal to a
Debian GNU/Linux box (running on a Ix86 system)?
The long thing is this:
I'm a newbie to debian and even more to mac's (currently
using a Ix86 with partly an evil OS an partly Debian
GNU/linux.
For some time ago, a friend of mine dumped a broken
PowerBook 145b at my place with the request to fix it. (I
wonder way, I'm nu guru) Anyway, it turns out that it has
lost connection to it's scsi-drive. My friend decided to
get a new computer insted, and left the PowerBook to me.
I started thinking that, it would be cool to be able to use
this as a dumb terminal connected to my Debian GNU/Linux
box acting as a server. This way two users can
simultaneously (?) use the computer.
Is it possible?
regards,
tomas
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