On Mon, 18 Aug 2003, Jason Greene wrote:
>We are evaluating Linux in the Company I work for. We have over 60k desktops.
>
>I'm on the evaluation team and I'm really pushing the LTSP idea for call
>centers and the like.
>
>What I'd like to ask the LTSP team and all it s users is "What is the
>
On Mon, Aug 18, 2003 at 04:47:51PM -0500, Jason Greene wrote:
> We are evaluating Linux in the Company I work for. We have over 60k desktops.
>
> I'm on the evaluation team and I'm really pushing the LTSP idea for call
> centers and the like.
>
> What I'd like to ask the LTSP team and all it s
Well, they will use it as much as any average user...
I'm just talking about and average user...
Doc, spreadsheets, mail, browser, etc...
On Monday 18 August 2003 13:22, Peter Billson wrote:
> Jason,
> You left out the most important item: What will the users be doing?
> Running Mozilla take
Jason,
Before we can talk about hardware, you really need to tell
us more about the software.
What applications will the "average" users be using ?
Will they settle for a lightweight window manager like Icewm ?
One thing I can tell you is that we deployed a server that now
has 140 thin clients
Jason,
You left out the most important item: What will the users be doing?
Running Mozilla takes a lot more "oomph" then a term window! :-)
Pete
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Jason Greene wrote:
>
> We are evaluating Lin
We are evaluating Linux in the Company I work for. We have over 60k desktops.
I'm on the evaluation team and I'm really pushing the LTSP idea for call
centers and the like.
What I'd like to ask the LTSP team and all it s users is "What is the
capicity of a server?" Meaning how many users can
Is there a way to block this kind of stuff?
Don't you have to be a member of the list to send to the list?
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On Mon, 18 Aug 2003, Andy Rabagliati wrote:
> But, presumably, there is nothing to prevent the old X3 servers
> from working on LTSP-4 ?
That is correct. the 3.3.6 version of the xservers should work just
fine, as long as you create the appropriate XF86Config file.
Jim.
>
> Cheers,Andy!
fredag 18. juli 2003 22:45, skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I have had problems with print queues hanging up when printing straight to
> the jet direct (or other printservers), whether it is multiple linux,
> windows or a combination of both. I have better (although still not
> perfect) results funneli
If you use the router dhcpd, disabled it and use ltsp-dhcpd..
Svein Erik
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Am Montag, 18. August 2003 09:18 schrieb Andrea Sistarelli:
> if the client and server are connected to a router, there is a method to
> tell a client the add
But, presumably, there is nothing to prevent the old X3 servers
from working on LTSP-4 ?
Cheers,Andy!
On Wed, 13 Aug 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I don't think so. I haven't written the rc.setup script for X3
> yet.
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> Jim McQuillan
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> On Wed, 13 Aug 2003
Folks,
Just a couple of notes Re: LTSP-4 beta 1 :-
* The install script has a place to add other repositories,
but the retrieve_with_wget() hardcodes the repository location
* ltsp_fonts is automatically installed - it might be nice
to prompt for fontserver usage
Nothing that c
On Sun, 17 Aug 2003, Juan Alberto Seuc wrote:
> In the old dumb serial terminals, we always knew where were the users
> logged. All terminals had a fixed tty and using last or who or w gave enough
> information.
>
> With the X clients (either thin clients or PCs running X-win with DHCP)
> those com
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Hi All,
I'm using LTSP 3.0.7 with RH7.1 and it's work ing
perfect,
I got 1 PC with hard disk installed linux RH7.1 on it
that pc already booting form LTSP but i want access
that local hard disk, How can i access that localHard
disk???
Thankx & Regards
Prakash
Am Montag, 18. August 2003 09:18 schrieb Andrea Sistarelli:
> if the client and server are connected to a router, there is a method to
> tell a client the address of a server??? With floppy I suppose...
What does this have to do with a router?
If the client mounts the root-filessystem, ther
Hi,
if the client and server are connected to a router, there is a method to
tell a client the address of a server??? With floppy I suppose...
Thank you
Andrea
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Hi,
if the client and server are connected to a router, there is a method to
tell a client the address of a server??? With floppy I suppose...
Thank you
Andrea
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