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rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
And be cost prohibitive. To run one twinax console not only do you need a
twinax console, and the cabling, but you also need a twinax card, and the
slot to run it.
But if the 5250 data stream had been developed to something equivalent
to even the most basic form of the XWindows data stream, terminals would
still be a very popular alternative.
And as to "built like battleships," our old 3487 ran beautifully, only
needing to be repaired once, until the display module finally wore out
(I think we probably sold the still-functioning logic module). Our
current 3489, 3477, and Yestation probably average about the same age,
and they're all fine (and the 3489 and Yestation can be hooked to
different monitors if their current ones fail). And while the cheap
generic LCD I was using at home has been getting flaky for months, the
ViewSonic LCDs at work are showing every sign that they'll outlast the
boxes they're hooked to (which is why I just bought one to replace the
cheap generic).
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