There seems to be a great deal of changes from LTSP on
Ubuntu 7.4 to 7.10.  The lts.conf file has been moved,
LDM is no longer a Python script, nfs-kernel-server is
no longer necessary, etc.

I'm trying to understand how to use it again and how
to configure it the way I want.  I am really
interested in some of the features stated in the
Ubuntu release notes:

"The speed of LTSP thin clients has been greatly
improved through the use of compressed images, and
LDM, the thin-client login manager included in
Edubuntu, also now has support for autologin, multiple
servers, and unencrypted graphics transport as an
additional speed boost."

Do I specify the directives in the lts.conf file for
the compressed images, autologin, and unencrypted
graphics transport?  What are those directives?  Where
can I find more information on how the new setup works?

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