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Hi,
I currently use Windows NT TSE to provide terminal
services to a number of Windows-based clients, running the standard TS client.
One of the applications I use on TSE is Exceed to get access to another system
running AIX, from which I run an X app. Of course I could have done this
with Exceed loaded on all the clients, but I wanted to use the bandwidth
efficiency of RDP over slow links, which make running X over them
impractical.
I am very interested in changing NT TSE to Linux,
but still need the ability to run a thin terminal services client that can
run an X app from Windows-based PCs, over a slow link. I hope that's not too
confusing!
LTSP looks good, but I can't boot off a floppy - I
need a client that can be launched from the Windows environment. VNC might be an
option, but I'm not convinced about using it over a slow link or with more than
one concurrent user.
Can anyone suggest a further option, or give an
opinion on the above?
Thanks for any help,
Jim
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