I'm getting ready to replace our ltsp machine at work here.
The setup is rather like this:
user (luser) ---> ltsp machine (graphical user) ---> server (collection
floor)
The idea is that users who use a graphical interface will be using hte
ltsp machine and the users who are grunt collectors will use the ltsp
machine as a router that ssh's them into our server directly (they will
have zero access to the ltsp machine).
That being the case, what is my best linux distro for ltsp? ie: the
easiest to set up, configure, maintain and otherwise run that will still
provide my workers with a nice interface. I'm mostly a redhat/fedora
guy but I've recently become very fond of Ubuntu (I use it at home).
Thoughts?
Also, I'm planning on using an mATX motherboard and a mini-tower and
basically having a really small machine. Any reason that this sort of
setup (assuming a nice 2.somehting processor and about a gig of ram)
that this will be a problem? Maybe people who are most good at hardware?
--
joe auerbach
systems administrator
pcb / rossman and co
614-523-4150
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