Gary,
are you saying you want to run it as an LTSP client, but just don't want
to boot over the network? Or is it that you want to run it as a stand
alone in some way and then connect to server? You title your mail Thick
Client, and am not sure what kind of thick client you envisage.
What things do you want the client and server to share?
Things to consider in either of these cases would be that booting over the
network is generally much faster than booting from a local hard drive.
On Sat, 04 Feb 2006 15:18:26 -0000, Tony van der Hoff
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am setting up an LTSP server for a local non-profit group. They have a
standard Fedora Core desktop system that they would like to run as a
local
client to the LTSP server, but they don't want to boot it across the
network.
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