Michael's point about testing is excellent! :-)
Other considerations include comparing prices - the price of desktop
computer has decreased greatly in the past few years, narrowing the
price difference from thin clients.
Also consider how you might want to use the desktop/local machines.
The VCL
Several years ago, we put thin clients (Sun Ray) in all our public
computing spaces and computer-equipped classrooms. They work great for
most things, and they do indeed save lots of expense and hassle.
We're now in the process of going back to PC's, though. There are
several reasons, but the on
Hello,
Welcome! You do not need the vSphere SDK and you don't need to
configure the username/password in the profile. All that is required
is that the management node is able to SSH without a password to both
the VM host and VM. It looks like this is working.
I don't think the problem has to do
Yes I use chippc thin clents, also you can use an IPAD with cloud share a (RDP
app) but in this case you have to write the ip address, user and pwd
Juan José Zamanillo
-Original Message-
From: Dmitri Chebotarov
Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 09:41:11
To:
Reply-To: vcl-user@incubator.apache.o
Hi All,
Is anyone here is using a thin client with VCL? I.e. Dell FX100 or similar?
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin_client).
This could work well with VCL, since most of thin boxes support RDP.
Interesting to see how a thin client compares to a regular PC in classroom
environment.
Seems li
