On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 23:20, LinuxLingam wrote: > the entire discussion is quite stimulating. two clarifications: > > 1) one email suggests 128MB or more RAM for the pentium I or 486 > clients. > > 2) another email suggest 128MB ram for *each* client on the server. > (gulp!). >
Maybe a wrong sense is conveyed. On client minimum Pi with 32Mb is good. On server RAM should be 128Mb per client - so if you are looking at 10 clients look at 1GB RAM on server. This is safe limit. On one server I am running there is 1.5 GB RAM and we run 15~18 clients without problem. > what i do find amazing, is that no discussion or exploration on the > alternatives and choices available. for instance, all just place their > bets on ltsp. if you check the pxe site, perhaps you may find something > a little more convenient, but i don't know. am sure other alternatives > are worth considering. If it works good why consider alternative? I found after a bit ( yes not very deep) look around that LTSP was easy to configure and gives working system that is stable and could keep my team of non-techies happy at their workstations. May be some one who has implemented other systems can comment. As to a look see at the system I am in Faridabad / Okhla Give a call on +91-129-5061039 and we can fix up. -- Sudev Barar Learning Linux _______________________________________________ ilugd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://frodo.hserus.net/mailman/listinfo/ilugd
