I'm also looking at this from a cost perspective. A thin client solution
based on Rpi's is rather affordable but may still be on the upper side for
budgets in schools of third world countries. A thin client solution may
eliminate the costs for sd cards and power supplies and maybe there can
even be
> A thin client solution may
>eliminate the costs for sd cards and power supplies and maybe there can
>even be a way to switch to a Rpi Zero instead.
Rumour has it the new LTSP can boot RPi.
I will test at Teckids when recreating our LTSP environment.
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On 2020/02/13 12:22, Dominik George wrote:
>> A thin client solution may
>> eliminate the costs for sd cards and power supplies and maybe there can
>> even be a way to switch to a Rpi Zero instead.
>
> Rumour has it the new LTSP can boot RPi.
That is correct, althought the 4GB RAM is quite limiti
Using Rpi's and LTSP isn't something new I think. At least that's the
impression I got glancing through https://pi-ltsp.net/ and
http://pinet.org.uk/. :)
>> A thin client solution may
>>eliminate the costs for sd cards and power supplies and maybe there can
>>even be a way to switch to a Rpi Zero
On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 08:20:08PM +0100, Wolfgang Schweer wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 07:09:21PM +, Mike Gabriel wrote:
> > The simpleness of the fetch-ldap-cert version you propose is
> > tempting. But this version will only work against TJENERs that have
> > a Debian-Edu_rootCA.crt ex
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