There has always been the possibility of moving rails to a network
based model where people could connect to a host to participate in the
game, however this is currently quite a long way off.
There are several screen sharing/conferencing applications available,
perhaps using these to share your desktop with the other players would
work? Personally I play with one of the PC's plugged into a large
monitor and set to a low resolution so that it's visible from a
distance but then that's a fairly low tech solution to the problem :)
On 10 February 2011 07:11, Stefan Filonardi <jk...@gm...> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> using rails as moderator while playing at the table has the
> disadvantage that the font is quite small and not readable from far
> away.
>
> Considering that I could give to every player a netbook, do we have
> a possibility to setup a szenario with a central computer and the
> netbooks as displays for the players?
>
> ciao stefan
>
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