While it may generally be true that the distributions for z and iseries
(for that matter) may not have all the most interesting and latest x
features as x86, I think using ltsp on them is viable for consoles and
lightweight clients. I've used ltsp on iseries and can run gnome, kde, etc
just like x86. My two cents...
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On a previous discussion, someone pointed me that using a zseries server as
an ltsp server is
not interresting as these machines are fast for computaionnal problems and
bad as X servers.
John McCreesh a écrit :
> On Thu, 13 Jun 2002 16:17:14 +0200
> "Martin Dvorsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I'd like to find some users of LTSP with Linux for zSeries, can you
> > just share with me your experience? Many thanks.
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> > S pozdravem / Best Regards
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> > Martin Dvorsky
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> Using the zSeries as a server or as a client?
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> John
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