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help with sco openserver release 5

Original Message
Name: Karissa
Date: October 9, 2006 at 09:51:38 Pacific
Subject: help with sco openserver release 5
OS: sco openserver release 5
CPU/Ram: Dont know
Model/Manufacturer: Dont know
Comment:
Hello
i need to know if it would be possible to somehow get a normal pc to connect to the sco openserve server.

The setup we have is through a serial connection using a stallion easyconnect
to connect all the terminals and printers

The reason i am asking is because our terminals are really old and are starting to break down quite often and we are thinking of replacing them soon but terminals are expensive and its much cheaper to buy a cheap pc than a cheap terminal

Thanks for any help :)


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