[K12OSN] LTSP sites in New York
Petre Scheie
petre at maltzen.net
Wed Aug 17 14:35:03 UTC 2005
Edward-
Looking over the list of schools to which you've provided labs, I'm impressed with all
you've accomplished. Congratulations!
A couple questions come to mind:
1. I noticed that prior to 2002, the labs consisted of 10 Windows computers, but from
2002 forward, the labs are K12LTSP servers with around 20 clients (the latest one has 40
clients!). Is the same amount of money being spent building the labs? It appears
you're getting twice as much bang for the buck by switching to LTSP. Is that the case?
2. What are the specs on the hardware you use for the servers? I'm particularly
interested in how the server at Esigodini Primary School, with its 40 clients, is
working out.
Thanks.
Petre
Edward Holcroft wrote:
> Hi list
>
> I am visiting New York City in September (from South Africa) and was
> hoping to visit sites there, preferably schools, that are using LTSP or
> just plain Linux. Our small non-profit organisation has deployed about
> 40 K12LTSP computer labs to severely disadvantaged schools in rural
> South Africa with great success. I am interested to see how differently
> things are done in the developed world, and what lessons I can take
> back home with me.
>
> Any leads will be really welcome. I already know about The Beacon
> School in Manhattan and have set up something with them.
>
> You can see short summaries of what we have done at http://co.za/
> cares/netday_proj.html
>
> Thanks in advance
> ed
>
> PS It would help if any leads you give me are easily reachable by
> regular public transport from Manhattan.
>
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