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From: jmarten@ibm.net (Jean-Marten Marchi)
Subject: Java Out, Linux In
Date: 1999/06/04
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Just for information 

 http://linuxtoday.com/stories/6479.html 

" Wyse technology has pulled Java from its
                     top-of-the-line thin client workstations in
                     favor of Linux. 

                     Wyse will include a customized version of
                     Linux when it ships the Winterm 5000
                     series of diskless terminals on 14 June.
                     The first Linux box from Wyse will store
                     the operating system on 32 MB of flash
                     RAM and can connect to Windows NT,
                     Unix, or Linux servers. 

                     Wyse abandoned a previous generation of
                     Java-based thin clients after only a few
                     months due to poor performance of the
                     operating system. "

I haven't found the thread's title but it's a good summary.