I attended the Ohio Linux Fest this weekend and sat in on Jim's
presentation. Aside from some mouse issues (caused by enamel)
everything went smoothly.
Some things I noted about this presentation. The first is that there
wasn't much for me to learn. I understand that it was geared toward
people who didn't know the software, but it seems to me that once you
get ltsp configured it really just runs as is without too much need for
digging into the hidden pearls. Perhaps there are such pearls. Anyone?
Also, one problem I think ltsp has in situations like this is that once
it's running it's your desktop. Everyone know what a linux box and
desktop look like. So apart from the fact that you're running on a
diskless station there's not much of a wow factor. Sad. I don't know
if there's much anyone can do about that.
Apart from those issues (which obviously didn't bother me, but they are
worth thinking about and possibly talking about) I thought it was very
clean. It made the point very well (and was more informative, i
thought, than the speech about gnome.
--
joe auerbach
systems administrator
pcb / rossman and co
614-523-4150
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