[K12OSN] interesting article

[Brian Chase]

Looks to me like a Debian based solution.  Perhaps just apt-get LTSP, 
then configure manually, or they may have used Skolelinux.  Have you 
talked with our SkoleLinux counterparts overseas?

Jim McQuillan wrote:

>Gavin,
>
>Interesting article, but I couldn't see how they did the thin clients.
>
>Of course I'm hoping its LTSP, but they didn't specify.
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>Does anybody have a contact at Eurocar that could find out ?
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>Thanks,
>Jim McQuillan
>jam at Ltsp.org
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>
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>On Tue, 7 Dec 2004, Gavin Chester wrote:
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>>An interesting link FWIW:
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>>http://news.zdnet.co.uk/0,39020330,39175484,00.htm
>>Car hire firm Europcar International has migrated thousands of PCs
>>across Europe from Windows fat clients to Linux thin clients, lowering
>>both its hardware and maintenance costs.
>>
>>--
>>	Regards,
>>
>>	Gavin Chester
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>>	Dwellingup, Western Australia 6213
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