On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 1:24 PM Mike Gabriel < mike.gabr...@das-netzwerkteam.de> wrote:
> > How do you handle the DHCP / PXE boot stuff in a class room that > already has DHCP setup for the site? > These docs answer your question: - https://github.com/docker-scripts/dev--LTSP/wiki/LTSP-Modes-of-Operation - https://github.com/docker-scripts/dev--LTSP/blob/bionic/README.md As LTSP FAT Clients or LTSP thin clients? I would get scared of having > 15+ students logged into a VBox instance on my notebook. > It is based on LTSP-PNP, which means FAT clients. This should be OK in most of the cases. Even RaspberryPi has at least 1GB RAM, which is enough to work as a FAT client. We are planning to add support for RaspberryPi clients. However we are planning to add support for thin clients as well, if possible. Laptops with 8GB of RAM are becoming common nowadays, and some people may even have more RAM. So, it should not be so scary to run LTSP with thin clients. A difficulty may be the speed of the LAN (the switch that is used on the LAN). Dashamir
