Abstract
The operation of the SLD detector at the SLC, the only existing high energy linear collider, is a good place to address the question of the feasibility of operating a sophisticated cylindrical geometry detector in a high energy and/or luminosity environment. Performance aspects of the SLD relevant to this question are presented, along with a qualitative discussion about the extrapolation to higher energy and luminosity. In particular, the choice of a combined barrel/endcap geometry seems undesirable for operation in a linear collider environment.
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