Hi Lee
On 03/25/11 09:24, Lee Harr wrote:
"""
[default]
FAT_RAM_THRESHOLD=512
[00:A1:08:11:F2:C8]
LTSP_FATCLIENT=false
"""
So, using this method, is a separate fat client image needed,
or do the fat and thin clients both use the same image?
It seems to me that making changes in lts.conf would be
too late to have the computer boo from a different image.
There isn't really much difference between a 'fat client' image and a
'thin client' image anymore, they're pretty much exactly the same. A fat
client image just has more applications installed. If you choose to use
a machine as a thin client, it just ignores those extra locally
installed packages and runs everything from the server. The thin client
just reads the parts of the image it needs, so there's no performance
hit or any requirement or benefit to having an additional image.
-Jonathan
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