Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Hard Drive Upgrade Quandry

Liam, Stay AWAY from Promise RAID controllers. Sure they are the cheapest, but they are hit and miss with Linux. 3Ware is the way to go for Linux compatibility out of the box, embedded Linux kernel support for all distro's of Linux. Can't say that about Promise. If you haven't already bought

[Ltsp-discuss] Many are not keen on hearing the calling

of Connecticut for it's precious tax dollars. As I understand it, they are committed Microsoft all the way, but that might not be the case. Anyone else care to crack this nut? I'd appreciate any coaching you might provide in the various sales approaches that you used in this environment

[Ltsp-discuss] When will Redhat's K12LTSP release iso's for x86-64?

I just bought a new Dual Opteron, now I find that I really ought to be running FC x86-64 on it, since existing K12LTSP distro's support 32-bit only. Can someone enlighten me or let me know plans for K12LTSP support for my dual Opteron Server? ---

Re: [Ltsp-discuss] programs run on the terminal

This works very good if you can switch to it. I've had nothing but headaches with the newest Mandrake distro, and this works out of the box as a fully working terminal server. http://k12ltsp.org/contents.html and download it here: ftp://k12linux.mesd.k12.or.us/pub/K12LTSP/4.0.1/iso/ Wo

[Ltsp-discuss] Trouble getting default gnome panel upon new user creation and login

I get the following errors when I log into a newly created user account in K12LTSP 4.0.1. I can then create a panel, but I would much rather have the default panel and menu in the gnome desktop available to me like the one that root shows when I log into it. Anyone seen this problem? Do I nee

[Ltsp-discuss] Yerase's TNEF Stream Reader

This would be good if it works well, anyone using it to interoperate and interact with M$ Outlook users? --- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbin

[Ltsp-discuss] Using Windows XP Professional as a poor man's terminal server]

I've used Windows XP Professional and the Remote Desktop features within the OS, but only with one user, myself, logging into an office machine from my home machine. I'm looking to expand on that. I'm involved in a Linux Terminal Server Project and want to find an inexpensive way to offer very lim

[Ltsp-discuss] Re: [LeapList]LTSP tutorials

helping out won't be able to afford IT staff to support, so I'm looking to minimize my time donated on an ongoing basis, which makes the management suite an added bonus. Interested in all opinions on this box for an LTSP server. Regards, BC patrick wrote: Brian Chase wrote: Patric