hardware technician wrote: > That's unfortunate...If you're moving to the cloud, why not open source it? > That way, I could make my own cloud, or use sun's cloud? Like > http://eyeos.org/en. The Sun Ray doesn't meet my needs. The non-profit that > I work for has legacy hardware, and their biggest expense is hard drives, but > they get free computers. The client/server hardware requirements is minimal, > and Ubuntu LTSP couldn't make installation/configuration any easier. Ah. remember the days of the Sun3/50, M68000 class system, 4MB and got all it needed to run from the server... the original "the network is the computer" computer...
what have we lost in SunOS that we need to "re-invent" to at least get us back to swapfull systems?? small disks are cheap, $30US for 1GB drive on ebay, and seems that all the base infrastructure is there, just not the administrative tools to make it easy to manage. thoughts??? rich
