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Howdy,

I have been perusing the xdm man pages forever, and althought they give 
tons of information on how to set up an xdm server, they do not give any 
info on how to set it up as a client.

In other words, how do you set up xdm on the client side so that it acts 
like a "dumb" X-terminal? Obviously the X server needs to be run locally, 
but the getty, window manager, and apps should all be remote.

TIA,
Kevin