> We are planning to deploy LTSP in a development environment wherein users
> will have his/her own development tools, like eclipse, netbeans...and other
> development stuff. Is LTSP capable of providing users with his own DBMS
> server and web server?

It may be possible for each user to run their own instance of a web
and DB server provided that each instance is configured to listen on a
unique unprivileged port and the data directory is writable to the
user. Worst case scenario, each user will have their own set of bins
installed in $HOME (I typically use $HOME/local for this) especially
if each user requires different versions. apachectl has an option for
specifying a configuration file though so it may be possible for you
to have centralized bins for your users. Each user will just have to
have a unique configuration file. pg_ctl and mysqld_safe allows you to
specify the data directory and the port as well.

To get daemons to automatically start up on boot for each user, you
can make @reboot entries in the crontab of each user.

Since you're looking at running eclipse and netbeans, you may want to
make sure that the LTSP server is powerful enough to run multiple
instances of all the software you require.

Good luck!

-- 
Justin Jereza
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