Try this link: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=6426&highlight=ltsp
Have a nice day!
Mike
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Has anybody got gentoo LTSP ebuild already?
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For as far as I can determine from their respective websites
both Gentoo and Sorcerer seem to be promising distros.
Especially when you need a Linux which is uptodate to the very
last minute for each installed package.
I wonder whether the LTSP development team has plans on
supporting them.
On W
Not Gentoo, but I have ltsp working on Sorcerer Gnu Linux.
Now to write a spell for it.
On 06 Mar 2002 10:07:06 -0500
arif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed into the bitstream:
$Hey folks, a few weeks ago, I could have sworn that someone said that
$they'd gotten LTSP working on Gentoo Linux. If I was
Hey folks, a few weeks ago, I could have sworn that someone said that
they'd gotten LTSP working on Gentoo Linux. If I wasn't imagining that,
could the person who managed it please send some information on how it
was accomplished/what needed to be on Gentoo to get LTSP working?
thanks
-arif
