On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 07:22:03PM +0300, asmo.koski...@arkki.info wrote: > > > I've started with Ubuntu because LTSP-5 was mainly developped by Ubuntu > > peoples, and because it was better documented. That's not true now and > > AFAIK, > > LTSP is quite the same in new Ubuntu releases, Debian Sid, OpenSuSE, etc. > > In Debian Lenny LTSP has all the feature you need for a good desktop > > experience - and KDE 3 is still in Lenny if you want it. > > My path: I did first use SuSE 9.x and LTSP 3/4. Then I switched to Ubuntu > 6.06 LTS and LTSP 4.x and now I'm familiar Ubuntu 8.04 LTS and LTSP 5. I > change something next time when Ubuntu 10.4 LTS is out there. > > People use CentOS with LTSP 4.x, if they need very looong support time and > they use old hardware, P1-PIII. But to me LTSP 4.x is just too hard/take > too much time to get work in modern desktops/machines. So I choose easy > way: Ubuntu LTS and LTSP 5. > > This is really not my day job, this is something I do as a father in > school or a colleague in my office. I just love FLOSS too much ;-) > > It really does not matter which distro to use with LTSP 5; get one, get > familiar with that one and you are happy. > I agree with this last statement, and I'll add this. Choose a distro that has a suitable life expectancy for your usage. Schools may be disrupted less by yearly distro upgrades than say, an all-year-round business might be.
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