I have clients with NVIDIA nvs300 cards installed in HP z210's. I'm
using Ubuntu 11.10 because I haven't gotten any of the other versions
to work with the cards at all. Getting them to work was a challenge,
but well worth it. If someone has trouble doing that, ask, and I'll
tell what I know.
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Hi
I installed xfce4
Works well
Peter
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 5:53 PM, Sandra Schlichting wrote:
> > 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:
>
> 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:
>
> []
> X_BLANKING=0 # Don't ever turn off the screen.
> LDM_SESSION=/usr/bin/openbox-sessi
> 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 accelerated. 3D however is not, it's
> bitmap trans
