When the clients boot, this script:
/usr/share/ltsp/ltsp_config.d/20fatclients
runs this command:
find /usr/share/xsessions/ -name '*.desktop' \
! -name Xsession.desktop
If any xsession files are defined there, i.e. if gnome or KDE or other
DE is installed in the chroot, the client is considered a fat, otherwise
a thin.
And of course if that autodetection doesn't work for you, you can
manually set this in lts.conf:
LTSP_FATCLIENT=False
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