[Ltsp-discuss] How does Unity perform on your thin-clients?

2011-12-06 Thread Sandra Schlichting
Hi everybody, I have installed Ubuntu Alternate 11.10 64bit, and I assume that I have to use Unity instead of Gnome 2. Compared to Gnome 2, Unity is very resource demanding on the thin-clients. The GPU on the thin-clients is an Intel GMA 950, and I can see with glxinfo | grep direct rendering in

Re: [Ltsp-discuss] How does Unity perform on your thin-clients?

2011-12-06 Thread Jay Goldberg
No comment on actual usage because I'm on 10.04LTS. I believe that 2D acceleration is provided over the network, the X11 protocol allows the apps (clients) to be drawn by the X server that they are being displayed on (the thin client hardware). So the actual window border draws etcetera are

Re: [Ltsp-discuss] How does Unity perform on your thin-clients?

2011-12-06 Thread Michael Pope
I'm also using 10.04LTS. You can change the windows manager for everyone or individual clients by using the LDM_SESSION in your lts.conf file: Here is an example for my display screen in the reception area: [mac address] X_BLANKING=0 # Don't ever turn off the screen.