On 3 February 2012, at 15:34, James wrote:
> Grant gmail.com> writes:
>
>>
I'd like to have multiple users working from separate monitors,
keyboards, and mice, but all connected to a single Gentoo computer.
The main purpose is to minimize sys admin duties but hardware and
po
Can you rely on Xorg devs to ensure that they are not going to break your
multiseat system in the future?
>>>
>>> Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't know why there would be (much) more
>>> likelihood of regression with Xorg multiseat than with anything else,
>>> including LTSP and all of its de
>>> Can you rely on Xorg devs to ensure that they are not going to break your
>>> multiseat system in the future?
>>
>> Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't know why there would be (much) more
>> likelihood of regression with Xorg multiseat than with anything else,
>> including LTSP and all of its dependen
On 30 January 2012, at 17:41, Grant wrote:
>> ...
>> Can you rely on Xorg devs to ensure that they are not going to break your
>> multiseat system in the future?
>
> Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't know why there would be (much) more
> likelihood of regression with Xorg multiseat than with anything
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>> If I throw out installing a separate OS on a separate machine for each
>> workstation and all of the proprietary thin-client protocols, I think
>> I have 3 options:
>>
>> 1. Connect monitors, USB keyboards, and USB mice directly to a server
>> with multiple video cards. I found a motherb
> I've been in the same situation a short time ago.
> Finally I decided to buy a cheap notebook (ASUS AMD 1GHz, 8 Gb RAM)
> for 265 Euro, only -- running Gentoo, of course.
> I've installed a private wireless network.
> So my wife can sit anywhere and she can still connect to our "family
> server"
On Sunday 29 Jan 2012 23:29:37 Grant wrote:
> >> I'd like to have multiple users working from separate monitors,
> >> keyboards, and mice, but all connected to a single Gentoo computer.
> >> The main purpose is to minimize sys admin duties but hardware and
> >> power requirements would also be mini
I've been in the same situation a short time ago.
Finally I decided to buy a cheap notebook (ASUS AMD 1GHz, 8 Gb RAM)
for 265 Euro, only -- running Gentoo, of course.
I've installed a private wireless network.
So my wife can sit anywhere and she can still connect to our "family
server" if she like
>> I'd like to have multiple users working from separate monitors,
>> keyboards, and mice, but all connected to a single Gentoo computer.
>> The main purpose is to minimize sys admin duties but hardware and
>> power requirements would also be minimized.
>>
>> Apparently this is called "multiseat" a
On Sunday 29 Jan 2012 05:26:28 Grant wrote:
> I'd like to have multiple users working from separate monitors,
> keyboards, and mice, but all connected to a single Gentoo computer.
> The main purpose is to minimize sys admin duties but hardware and
> power requirements would also be minimized.
>
>
I'd like to have multiple users working from separate monitors,
keyboards, and mice, but all connected to a single Gentoo computer.
The main purpose is to minimize sys admin duties but hardware and
power requirements would also be minimized.
Apparently this is called "multiseat" and native support
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