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From: David Berg [mailto:david.ryan.b...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 7:59 AM
To: ltsp-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Ltsp-discuss] Telecommuting & Windows Programs with LTSP
My church is planning to install a thin client soluti
> 2. There is at least one software package that needs to be run that
> isn't a typical office program. I still need to find out more about
> it, but if it turns out there is only the windows version, what are my
> options for running it? Wine, a Windows Terminal Server dedicated to
> this soft
I get around a similar problem (a legacy Windows programs needed) by
running Windows in a VirtualBox OSE virtual machine. There were a few
tricks I needed to do to make the virtual machine available to everyone
(and it still only allows one user at a time, of course). If you choose
this solution,
David,
FreeNX would be a great solution for your ltsp remote access issues. It
will give the user access to all of the local services as well. It is
secure and very easy to set up. You may have to go to a little trouble
on the client end to enable local printing for the user who is
telecommuti
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 2:59 PM, David Berg wrote:
> My church is planning to install a thin client solution and I would
> like to pitch LTSP as a solution but I see two sticking points.
>
> 1. We would like to enable staff to access their desktops from home
> over an Internet connection. I expe
My church is planning to install a thin client solution and I would
like to pitch LTSP as a solution but I see two sticking points.
1. We would like to enable staff to access their desktops from home
over an Internet connection. I expect this is possible, but don't see
any documentation indicati
