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<blockquote data-quote="Markrg" data-source="post: 1104639" data-attributes="member: 149667">Hi Peter, thanks for the reply.Your blog made an interesting read and your setup is probably the ideal setup I'd be looking for but a bit beyond my ability and certainly my budget for the moment! But your blog got me thinking in another way to how I had originally thought of it and something smaller scale might suit me to try out.Can I ask two questions?What do you use to access the VMs on your various tvs? You must need another machine / dumb terminal I would think connected to the tv and network? Could a Raspberry Pi act as that? You only mention a GPU - is that a graphics card running in its own? Wasn't aware you could do thatWith the VM sessions I could theoretically (based on my limited knowledge!) use them to play games through the VMs and over the network in the house? i.e. Minecraft (which the kids are mad for) or other more adult games for me!Cheers,Mark</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Markrg, post: 1104639, member: 149667"] Hi Peter, thanks for the reply. Your blog made an interesting read and your setup is probably the ideal setup I'd be looking for but a bit beyond my ability and certainly my budget for the moment! But your blog got me thinking in another way to how I had originally thought of it and something smaller scale might suit me to try out. Can I ask two questions? What do you use to access the VMs on your various tvs? You must need another machine / dumb terminal I would think connected to the tv and network? Could a Raspberry Pi act as that? You only mention a GPU - is that a graphics card running in its own? Wasn't aware you could do that With the VM sessions I could theoretically (based on my limited knowledge!) use them to play games through the VMs and over the network in the house? i.e. Minecraft (which the kids are mad for) or other more adult games for me! Cheers, Mark [/QUOTE]

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