I have seen a number of message on both this list, and on the K12LTSP
list about "how do I send a message to all/one user logged into the
server". Well, I know I have seen answers, but I could not find them in
the archieve, or what I found was really just "peices" of what I really
wanted/needed.
Hi all.
I am trying to get LTSP 4.up4 running on SLED 10 and could use a hand
with Internet sound I have network sound running from all kinds of apps
just can't get Firefox and any pages with sound to work.
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Using Tomcat but
Well, someone reconfigured the server and killed FUSE, among other things.
I reinstalled that, got the fuse group back as it was, but I'm hoping for
a clue from the group as to what needs doing to get the $DISPLAY set right.
-Krishna
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Petre/John, thanks for your replies and I appreciate it very much.
This is going to be on a slow/WAN/Internet link. I tried FreeNX
sometime back but was unsuccessful in limiting the user's access only
to the application. Will look into it again.
I will sure try the K12LTSP using VNC in Kiosk mode
Hi, I want to compile kernel for ltsp-4.2. Is it just
the same like when I compile kernel for ltsp-4.1? Can
anyone give details about compiling kernel for
ltsp-4.2? Or just show me the links where I should go.
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On Sat, October 14, 2006 5:21 am, Debabrata Biswas wrote:
> Thanks JK and JL,
> from your discussion so far it boils down to: 1) Upgrade LTSP4.2u2 and may
> be the main os either of FC5, *buntu, Debians
> [ My Linux exploration started way back 1999 with
> Slackware then RH, Tryed Mandrake,Knoppix,
walter crandall wrote:
> We have a client with multiple ltsp sites each supported through its own
> ltsp server. Internet access is through a central linux firewall and
> squidguard in the home office. All remote offices are T1 connected to
> the home.
> Our question is: what is the best approac
I've had several headaches with i810 X.org. We recently are upgrading
most terminals to Dell Optiplex GX100 (Pentium 3), and they all run i810
which often crashes on sites with Adobe Flash such as
http://nadaguides.com and http://sprint.com . After X dies, you see
the console with an X crash
I've had some headaches with i810 X.org. We recently are upgrading
terminals to Dell Optiplex GX100 (Pentium 3), and they run i810.
Unfortunately they often crash on sites with flash such as
http://nadaguides.com and http://sprint.com . After X dies, you see
the console
Andrew
XenResu wrote:
> I am confused about the Sound wiki.
>
> Connecting a LTSP client to a server having sound capabilities was no
> problem, in fact, SOUND=Y was the only thing I needed.
>
> But the wiki lead me to believe that sound could magically come from a
> server with no sound card if one
We have a client with multiple ltsp sites each supported through its own
ltsp server. Internet access is through a central linux firewall and
squidguard in the home office. All remote offices are T1 connected to
the home.
Our question is: what is the best approach for capturing the users
identi
The colored imacs (clamshell, right?) had a lot of trouble booting to
anyhting but hte hard drive. I tried without success to load yellowdog
on one for ages.
Casey Mynott wrote:
>Hey All,
>
>Okay, I did a search that didn't come up with much. I have a colored imac
>and when I hold down the "N
Using synaptic, I installed the Debian ltsp packages from the "testing"
archive ("Etch") on a 350 MHz Pentium II. All packages installed on the
machine are current.
When I run ltspadmin (v. 0.17) and attempt to install the ltsp packages,
I get a "failed the checksum test".
Initially, when confi
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