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Michael, Have you looked at the documentation on the Linux Terminal Server Project? I think there are some great guidelines (some on the mailing list, some offsite under "In the Press"). http://www.ltsp.org/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael MacDonald" <michael.macdonald6 at verizon.net> To: <discuss at blu.org> Sent: Saturday, March 15, 2003 10:12 PM Subject: Thin Clients > Hello, I figured I would post here. I've attended about 8 or so BLU > meetings so I may have met a few of you a while back but I usually > remain mute on the mailing list however I have few questions regarding > thin clients. I have a client who wants to set up between 4-8 > (possibily more) very low profile computers just for the purpose of > internet browsing and word processing, naturally we will be using a > Linux solution. I have setup other text terminals under linux and i've > also forwarded X sessions to older 486s, however i haven't much > experience with graphic terminals or thin clients in general. The setup > i'm looking to do would involve one Linux server forwarding a GDM > session to each thin client. I've done a bit of research but i'm still > unsure what brand/type of thin client would be the best approach. Can > Sun Rays provide this or do I need a Solaris server? Also is this any > brand someone might recommend, I'd like to accomplish this as cheap as > possible but I don't mind spending extra money for better hardware. > I've looked on eBay and found NCD Exploras, Sun Rays, Wyse terminals, > and other brands ranging from 40-250 dollars. Obviously i'd assume the > thin client I buy would have to support X11, correct? Any hardware or > setup suggestions? > > > Thanks in advance, > Michael MacDonald > macado at nonaferraris.com > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > Discuss at blu.org > http://www.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
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