[K12OSN] nx / nxserver / freenx - with games, video
light being
lighthumor at hotmail.com
Fri Oct 7 11:00:35 UTC 2005
Hmm let´s say chromium for example - some fast graphics, like sprites, and
scrolling the entire screen, not too fast usually.
But why isn´t it recommended for running the whole LAN? If it reduces
bandwidth use...
Does all the compression for a lot of clients load up the server CPU too
much?
I have LTSP setup in an internet cafe, and would like to start putting some
linux games on for people.
There´s only four terminals here though.
>From: "Ramon" <ramonklown at pop.com.br>
>Subject: Re: [K12OSN] nx / nxserver / freenx - with games, video
>Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 19:25:24 -0300 (EST)
>What game? and how much bandwidth?
>
>Yes that can be accomplished, but I won't recommend is for getting a lan
>running
>under nx.
>It's enough to get a couple of people connected, but it wasen't designed
>with that
>purpose.
>Peace
>
> > Has anyone tried nx/freenx/nxserver to see how much it helps with the
> > bandwidth, if it´s enough to get a game, for example, running on a
>100mb/s
> > network?
> >
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