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Content preview: I sent the last message with Geary and something about it
seems to have triggered the spam filter. Aram > On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 11:37
AM, James E. LaBarre > <[email protected]> wrote: >> I'm trying to
re-purpose
an old T23 ThinkPad as an "X-terminal" for >> home, to connect to my
mid-tower
in my home office. As the T23 is so >> slow these days (I swear it used to
be usable once upon a time <g>) >> I'd >> like to figure out what remote
service would put the least demands on >> the T23. It's fully populated to
1GB memory (it's maximum), so >> memory >> is less likely a factor than the
processor. > > You may also want to try Xspice. > >
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/Spice#Xspice
> >> It would be mainly for reading documentation (web pages and PDFs), >>
email, etc, and perhaps watching training videos through YouTube & >> such
>> (yeah, videos may be the downfall of the whole idea). > > SPICE can handle
audio and video but I am unsure about the development > status of Xspice
audio support. > >> >> I had thought of using XDMCP, but it seems to have
been removed from >> newer display managers like MDM. I liked XDMCP since
it would be the >> most seamless of any option (since your entire desktop
is running >> remote >> anyway), all the others seemed to require a lot of
services loaded >> locally first, then your remote session would be in a
window anyway. >> But if there's any suggestions for better options, I'd like
to hear >> them. > > I'm looking forward to Xspice integration with systemd.
Until then, it > can be run from a command line (like Xvnc). > >> >> And
no, there is no budget to get newer hardware in the foreseeable >> future;
what I have is what I'm going to have to use. (any >> better/newer >>
machines
I have are broken and/or unrepairable). > [...]
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I sent the last message with Geary and something about it seems to have
triggered the spam filter.
Aram
> On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 11:37 AM, James E. LaBarre
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I'm trying to re-purpose an old T23 ThinkPad as an "X-terminal" for
>> home, to connect to my mid-tower in my home office. As the T23 is so
>> slow these days (I swear it used to be usable once upon a time <g>)
>> I'd
>> like to figure out what remote service would put the least demands on
>> the T23. It's fully populated to 1GB memory (it's maximum), so
>> memory
>> is less likely a factor than the processor.
>
> You may also want to try Xspice.
>
> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/Spice#Xspice
>
>> It would be mainly for reading documentation (web pages and PDFs),
>> email, etc, and perhaps watching training videos through YouTube &
>> such
>> (yeah, videos may be the downfall of the whole idea).
>
> SPICE can handle audio and video but I am unsure about the development
> status of Xspice audio support.
>
>>
>> I had thought of using XDMCP, but it seems to have been removed from
>> newer display managers like MDM. I liked XDMCP since it would be the
>> most seamless of any option (since your entire desktop is running
>> remote
>> anyway), all the others seemed to require a lot of services loaded
>> locally first, then your remote session would be in a window anyway.
>> But if there's any suggestions for better options, I'd like to hear
>> them.
>
> I'm looking forward to Xspice integration with systemd. Until then, it
> can be run from a command line (like Xvnc).
>
>>
>> And no, there is no budget to get newer hardware in the foreseeable
>> future; what I have is what I'm going to have to use. (any
>> better/newer
>> machines I have are broken and/or unrepairable).
>
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