Hi anand,
I am planning to setup a large, maiden linux desktop installation in a
Windows Centric Environment. Hard realities at ground (1) 99% users will be
first timers, many may not have heard of it before!! (2) Lack of trained
support staff, learn by burning your hands, looks like to
hi,
you might want to check out the FAI (Fully Automatic
Installation) project for large unattended installs.
http://www.informatik.uni-koeln.de/fai.
Its mainly for Debian Solaris but then you could
adapt it to any distro
--- Gaurav Mishra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi anand,
I am planning
This issue has been discussed many a times at various fora, but would like to
refresh just before attempting one.
I am planning to setup a large, maiden linux desktop installation in a Windows
Centric Environment. Hard realities at ground (1) 99% users will be first
timers, many may not have
On 9/29/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3. With my prior experience, tend to prefer FC. But would like to use the
updated un-official FC4 distro.
CentOS may be better as it has updates and patches in sync with RHEL.
And you know my penchant of saying terminal services ;-)
Hi Anand,
Don't have any technical suggestions, but there seem to be some
similarities in the situation that you describe, and what we have in our
office.
We are an NGO. When we first started almost three years ago, it was
decided to have a FLOSS network- and no proprietary software.
On Thu,
Sorry, forgot to mention:
We run LTSP 3.X series on Red Hat 9. The norm is that disk-less
workstations boot off the network server.
We have a separate machine which acts as our internet gateway and mail
server.
It might help to understand our setup better..
Hassath
