sauer@dell.dell.com (Charlie Sauer) (05/02/90)
In article <1045@applix.UUCP> jim@applix.UUCP (Jim Morton [ext 237]) writes: > But seriously, all the DOS-based >solutions for X servers that I have used are worthless on less >than a 386-20 with 2 megs of extended memory. We use 12MHz 286's and 16MHz 386SX's for X servers, and they work pretty well, so I disagree about requiring a 20MHz DX. 2MB of memory is probably the right figure, though, and a 4.77MHz 8088 (real XT) is hard to fathom for this purpose. Of course, this is getting fairly far afield from this group... -- Charlie Sauer Dell Computer Corp. !'s:uunet!dell!sauer (512) 343-3310 9505 Arboretum Blvd @'s:sauer@dell.com Austin, TX 78759-7299