I solved the Windows migration issue, using VMware, till I'm finished porting
or replacing all Windows application with Linux application.
Ciao'
Harry
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Hi Christopher,
seems very promising. The only really sticky issue is
the Windows apps that my clients use now, which
A very common problem :-)
We will be using Crossover to have at least Word, Excel and PowerPoint
running. The rest, however, can be done with Linux apps.
Another question I
Hi all,
We are using an LTSP 3 version here, and everything runs quite fine.
There are a few items though I would like to improve... so I would like
to test the new 4.1.
Can I install 4.1 parallelly to the old one so that none of the clients
is affected as long as I want them to be?
As far as
4. Filemaker Pro (Database Software) (???)
http://www.gnome-db.org/
http://glom.sourceforge.net/
Also http://gaby.theridion.com/ but it looks like it was abandoned in 2001.
// Dag Sverre
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Hai all,
I have some problem with one Ltsp thin client's xwindow
This thin client is booting properly.. and i can use xwindow and shell. But
if i once enter to shell i can't come back in to xwindow while i switch to
xwindow i can see only a black blank screen. even if i have blank
Dear All,
Thank you for your replies to my post. They were
very helpful. I think that I might try out LTSP, it
seems very promising. The only really sticky issue is
the Windows apps that my clients use now, which
include, but not limited to, the following list:
1. Microsoft Office
hello
i have properly setup access to local devices w/ autofs et smbfs.
i have a problem with usb key though:
once the device /dev/sda1 is mounted( when ls'ing proper directory ):
i cant write to it though it is mounted readwrite.
server logs give: smb_create: //filename failed, error=-2
then
Hi all,
We are running on an LTSP 3 version here, and everything runs quite
fine. There are a few items though I would like to improve... so I would
like to test the new 4.1.
Can I install 4.1 parallelly to the old one so that none of the clients
is affected as long as I want them to be?
As
Hi,
1. Microsoft Office (Already a Linux Alt.)
2. Acrobat Reader (Linux Alt.)
3. SAT Software (???)
4. Filemaker Pro (Database Software) (???)
5. IBM AS/400 Mainframe terminal connection
software) (???)
6. Some Inhouse software for certain clients
7. Email systems
Robinboby,
What key are you hitting to switch between X and Shell ?
Once you are at a shell, you should be able to hit Alt-F1 to
get back to X.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004, robinboby . wrote:
Hai all,
I have some problem with one Ltsp thin client's xwindow
Rolf,
Yes, just make sure when you run the LTSP-4.1 installer, you first
configure it to install into a different directory. Otherwise it will
overlay your LTSP-3 stuff, which you don't want to do.
Once you've installed LTSP-4.1, then you need to set both the
root-path and filename entries in
hi
this is amit
i would like to deliver a seminar on THIN CLIENTS in
LINUX and i would appreciate if u can help me in
understandig following points
1Need of thin clients in todays world.
2Fundamentals of THIN CLIENTS.
3DIAGRAMS /FLOW CHARTS/ PPT's.
4 ADVANTAGES / DISADVANTAGES
5Adv of linux from
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Eilert wrote:
| We have a private language school with a computer lab for 24 students +
| 1 teacher. The server is a 2.4 GHz Xeon with 2 GB RAM and (currently) 2
| SATA drives. There is a Suse 9.1, LTSP 3 and Crossover running
temporarily.
|
| I am
Dear Friends,
I am trying to bring back to life some 486's. I have set up LTSP
server (on Slackware 10) and tested it with some pentium clients.
Since we can't get EPROMs in this country and no burning facility, I
am getting floppy images(zdsk) from rom-o-matic.net and using. The
8039-ne and
On vrijdag 24 september 2004 16:29, amit mahajan wrote:
hi
this is amit
i would like to deliver a seminar on THIN CLIENTS in
LINUX and i would appreciate if u can help me in
understandig following points
1Need of thin clients in todays world.
2Fundamentals of THIN CLIENTS.
3DIAGRAMS /FLOW
Does anyone here have enough clients connecting that a dual cpu machine
wasn't enough? If so, what kind of hardware are you using and how many
people does it support?
I don't and I haven't, but it started some thoughts (what would I do?), so
here's my two cents:
There's always multiple LTSP
Has anyone tried MuNAS with their LTSP setup?
http://www.advancedthintech.com/
Just curious if it works as described or if there were
any pitfalls in the install process.
Thanks..
Todd
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Which booting method do you suggest:
PXE or Etherboot?
Thanks in advance.
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Todd Relyea wrote:
Has anyone tried MuNAS with their LTSP setup?
http://www.advancedthintech.com/
Just curious if it works as described or if there were
any pitfalls in the install process.
Thanks..
Todd
Here's a quote from there FAQ's page
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Dear Dag,
Thank you for the info. The only issue here is that
I will have to redesign their databases to now work
with Linux instead of Windows. How the hell will I
convince them to do that??? (Not taking issue with
you, of course)
Sincerely,
Christopher Koeber
--- Dag Sverre Seljebotn [EMAIL
Thanks, this will be great. If I beef up the system
even more and use gentoo linux (for even more
optimization) then I could probably run 100 terms, or
am I just pushing my luck?
Sincerely,
Christopher Koeber
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Hi Christopher,
seems very promising. The only
I prefer PXE because most NICs these days support it as-is.
Francesco Parisi wrote:
Which booting method do you suggest:
PXE or Etherboot?
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks, that'll take care of the IBM AS/400 access, a
big help!
Sincerely,
Christopher Koeber
--- Ingo Bruell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
1. Microsoft Office (Already a Linux Alt.)
2. Acrobat Reader (Linux Alt.)
3. SAT Software (???)
4. Filemaker Pro (Database Software)
--- lucas oketch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear All,
Thank you for your replies to my post. They
were
very helpful. I think that I might try out LTSP,
it
seems very promising. The only really sticky issue
is
the Windows apps that my clients use now, which
include, but not
Did that cause a lot of performance or maintenance
overhead? You are talking about emulating an entire
system within a system.
Sincerely,
Christopher Koeber
--- Harald Gröne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I solved the Windows migration issue, using VMware,
till I'm finished porting
or replacing all
Hi!
I try to convince my customers to migrate from windows to linux.
They are impressed, when the old dusty spare 200MHz PC suddenly runs their
windows applications faster than their new P4 notebooks.
I realize this with VMware and ltsp, cause they usually have a file server
with lots of RAM
On Fri, 2004-09-24 at 21:57, Prasanna David G wrote:
Dear Friends,
I am trying to bring back to life some 486's. I have set up LTSP
server (on Slackware 10) and tested it with some pentium clients.
Since we can't get EPROMs in this country and no burning facility, I
am getting floppy
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