I've had similar thoughts now that flat screen terminals are coming down in price although I have yet to find a model where the connector is on the bottom instead of the back of the screen. This would be necessary to hang the screen on a wall.

As for the wireless stuff, why not use a wireless laptop as your remote?

-d


At 08:41 AM 12/8/01 -0800, you wrote:
>I woke up this morning with a grand scheme for my next project...  I would
>like to have my Linux box display its output on my TV...  AND, I would
>like to use a wireless (RF only, none of that IR crap) keyboard and mouse
>as well for this setup.  I've already got the wireless networking in
>place, now I need a wireless keyboard/mouse that will work with Linux and
>also display it all on my TV.  Ideally, I would like an adapter that plugs
>into the VGA port of my computer because the low-profile plexiglass case I
>built doesn't allow for any PCI cards (everything is USB or built into the
>motherboard, baby).
>
>Anyone have any recommendations of Linux-friendly hardware for this
>project?
>
>Thanks,
>~M
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