[K12OSN] any NX plans for K12LTSP?
Chris Thomas
cwt137 at yahoo.com
Wed Sep 1 04:29:58 UTC 2004
Check out /. they have something too.
I think NX wont be included because it is a competing
thin client solution. Plus LTSP isn't setup to support
NX.
The way I see it, (please correct me if I'm wrong)
LTSP is basically a minimalist Linux OS that was made
to do a few things. 1) Load over the network when a
thin client is turned on. 2) Run the OS in ram. 3)
Start X-windows and use XDMCP to connect to the
Terminal Server.
If you want a LTSP-like solution that supports, or
will support NX, check out http://pxes.sf.net/ and
http://thinstation.sf.net/
--- Dale Sykora <dalen at czexan.net> wrote:
> I read an interesting article about an X compression
> technology called
> NX than lowers the bandwidth needs of remote X
> sessions. I was
> wondering if this is being considered for future
> K12LTSP versions. The
> article is at the url below.
>
> http://osnews.com/story.php?news_id=8139&page=1
>
>
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