Tim,
The way you compile binaries that the server runs makes
absolutely no difference to the thin clients.
Jim McQuillan
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On Tue, 8 Feb 2005, Tim Millard wrote:
> I'm getting things together to begin building Linux From Scratch 6.0
> with optimizations for most of the programs
I'm getting things together to begin building Linux From Scratch 6.0
with optimizations for most of the programs known not to break under
them, this host I plan on using as a LTSP server. If I was to compile
most of the programs with cflags having -O3 -march=k6-3, would this
inhibit execution of t
I have a Dymo serial label printer setup on one of my thin clients.
This printer works fine via a DLink print server running its own LPD,
but when I set it up on the workstation as a JetDirect
serial printer it only *sort of* works.
I am sending a file to it that is basically a file of octal charac
On Tue, Feb 08, 2005 at 04:40:52PM +0700, Don Robertson wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I know this is a dumb question, but - er - I want my terminal users to
> be able to run Firefox ... and thats it. Well, maybe a PDF viewer...
>
> I gather IceWm or something like that is used, but how do I restrict
>
Don:
IceWM would be perfect for this, its extremely customizable. I use
IceWM in a complete kiosk setup where the user is autologged-in and gets
a full screen Firefox and has access to nothing else. The
administration account which my clients use is also setup with IceWM,
and I only give the
I'm setting up LTSP 4.1 to be used as web terminals running Firefox.
Right now i'm using the Blackbox window manager, but i'm having trouble
figuring out a way to get Firefox to start maximized. Some of the
Googling i've done indicates that this is a window manager issue.
Blackbox does not allo
Don,
With Icewm, you can create the menu file to have only the apps you want.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 8 Feb 2005, Don Robertson wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I know this is a dumb question, but - er - I want my terminal users to
> be able to run Firefox ... and thats it. Well, maybe
Don Robertson wrote:
Greetings,
I know this is a dumb question, but - er - I want my terminal users to
be able to run Firefox ... and thats it. Well, maybe a PDF viewer...
I gather IceWm or something like that is used, but how do I restrict
users to running just what i want them to run?
Don Roberts
Greetings,
I know this is a dumb question, but - er - I want my terminal users to
be able to run Firefox ... and thats it. Well, maybe a PDF viewer...
I gather IceWm or something like that is used, but how do I restrict
users to running just what i want them to run?
Don Robertson
