Glenn Cogle wrote, On 16/09/09 10:05:
I need to purchase a bunch of thin client devices which are capable of
running an RDP client, PuTTY and a web browser.
Ideally they should be solid state - ie no fans or disks.
Traditional WinXPe devices are painfully and unnecessarily slow.
I find the same hardware running Damn Small Linux is much better.
Therefore a "PC" with 256Mb flash memory, 10/100 NIC, USB or PS2 for
input, and Video card and a solid state PSU would be fine.
Does anybody have any recommendations for a locally available Thin
Client Device or Mini PC that I should I consider?
Try an atom board with a CF card or a netboot, and run something like
Thinstation, which is a bootable linux install.
I've used RDP or firefox but not together. Might be good to try.
http://www.thinstation.org/
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Craig Falconer
