Magnus Valle kirjoitti:
> Thank you, I had not heard about iTALC before, that just might seem to
> do the trick
iTALC in action:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/iTalc -> Screenshots about
using ITALC
Best Regards Asmo Koskinen.
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> 2. What are some other alternative PDF reader programs
> available that have
> similar capabilities as Adobe Reader, but would be faster
> to render? Ex: We
> need to be able to view thumbnails, and also to be able to
> read annotations.
Evince Document Viewer (http://www.gnome.org/projects/evi
M Rathburn wrote:
> Server is Edubuntu 8.10 32bit
> Clients are Diskless Workstations PXE 1422's
>
> We're having a slight problem with Adobe Reader 8.whatever being somewhat
> slow on our thin clients. The screen updates are what's slow - the file is
> already downloaded completely and displayed.
Chris Roberts wrote:
> On Monday 15 Dec 2008, Gavin McCullagh wrote:
>
>> I think this issue might be best solved with iTalc. That isn't LTSP
>> specific, but can be used on LTSP. The teacher can lock the student's
>> desktops when they want the classes attention and unlock them when done.
>>
On Monday 15 Dec 2008, Gavin McCullagh wrote:
> I think this issue might be best solved with iTalc. That isn't LTSP
> specific, but can be used on LTSP. The teacher can lock the student's
> desktops when they want the classes attention and unlock them when done.
>
> http://italc.sourcefor
Hi,
On Mon, 15 Dec 2008, Magnus Valle wrote:
> For example, if the class is just a lecture, then the students don't
> need a browser or a spreadsheet. But if the teacher, in the middle of
> the class, wanted the students to find the population of some country,
> the teacher could flip a switch
Server is Edubuntu 8.10 32bit
Clients are Diskless Workstations PXE 1422's
We're having a slight problem with Adobe Reader 8.whatever being somewhat
slow on our thin clients. The screen updates are what's slow - the file is
already downloaded completely and displayed. We're running on a
big-phat
Hi LTSP community!
First of all I would like to thank you for this awesome project. I
would love to see LTSP used in our school, maybe some day I'll make it
happen.
I am writing an assignment, a thesis of sorts, about computers in
schools, that includes a part about LTSP.
My argument for using
Hi all,
I have a LTSP server, installed with the all-in-one LTSP CD with CentOS.
Now I have some HP t5730 thin clients. I want to boot them using PXE.
In the beginning I got a kernel error that the NIC wasn't found. With a little
search I discovered that the NIC is a broadcom Netlink. The Linu
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 3:36 PM, jam wrote:
> Hi
>
> Despite the hard work of all involved, and with apologies, I do not like the
> SuSE TC implementation
> 1) When I tried, my VIA EPIA TCs would not boot
> 2) They make an aweful mess in the tftpboot directory
>
Follow the instructions here to se
Hi
Despite the hard work of all involved, and with apologies, I do not like the
SuSE TC implementation
1) When I tried, my VIA EPIA TCs would not boot
2) They make an aweful mess in the tftpboot directory
I have made rpm for a CentOS install (based on a bog standard ubuntu install)
so I install
Nicholas Metsovon kirjoitti:
> You might also try a different version of your JVM. Sun's seems to work best
> on our 8.04 64 bit system.
Here is very raw howto for Ubuntu Alternate 8.10 AMD64 and SUN's
jre1.6.0_12:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/edubuntu-users/2008-December/004915.html
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