[K12OSN] Remote Administration

[Brian Chase]

LTSP uses X, not VNC.

If you're doing strictly LTSP, you never do anything with VNC and 
shouldn't mix the two up if you're just getting started.

VNC can be used later on when you want to get to the LTSP server over a 
WAN, across firewalls, and on slow connections like dial-up or broadband.

X is preferred in a 100BaseT LAN environment.

Have a read:
	http://k12ltsp.org/contents.html
	http://www.ltsp.org/documentation/ltsp-3.0-4-en.html


Jim Kronebusch wrote:

> I just recently configured VNC on a LTSP server for the first time.  
> Either I don't know what the heck I am doing or I need another program.  
> I didn't realize that all I would get is a command line interface with 
> the server.  I was hoping for a complete GUI type solution such as with 
> PC Anywhere on a windows box.  Could anyone let me know what I am 
> missing or a better alternative?  I know I should be able to do 
> everything at the command line but am having trouble letting the GUI go, 
> it makes me feel like I am in front of the box.