Sound is a problem in PXES....I only saw sound working fine on Sunrays ...!!!
Thanks & regards Ashish Nabira Sun Microsystems Ph: +91 80 66930854 "Work is worship." Krsnendu Dasa wrote On 09/23/06 00:26,: > How is the sound in PXES? > > On 23/09/06, Ashish Nabira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>I think it's still freely downloadable from >>http://downloads.2x.com/pxes/. I tried all the options of PXES and it >>works well even if you want image for LTSP. >> >>I use PXES when I want to work with Windows 2003 and terminal server. >>Otherwise LTSP is best. !! >> >>Thanks & regards >>Ashish Nabira >>Sun Microsystems >>Ph: +91 80 66930854 >>"Work is worship." >> >> >>Frank Bergmann wrote On 09/22/06 20:49,: >> >>>I used PXES for some years. I think the main difference is the >>>config-program which makes it realy nice for admins to customize kernels and >>>config params for the client (gui<-> lts.conf). Moreover, D.T. Milano >>>integrated NX, RDP, X11 and (optionally) a local window manager from which >>>you can open the preconfigured connections. Really nice, but Diego sold it >>>to 2X and I personaly prefer "free" software. >>>>From ltsp point of view there is no "real" difference, because the >>>connection to the server is usually made by xdmcp, too. >>>Frank >>> >>>-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- >>>Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Todd >>>Shoemaker >>>Gesendet: Freitag, 22. September 2006 14:52 >>>An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [email protected] >>>Betreff: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Comparison of LTSP & PXES >>> >>> >>>I had to use Google to discover that PXES is 2X ThinClient. >>> >>>I believe 2X uses RDP or NX, both of which are 'buffered' remote >>>displays, meaning that on the server a local snapshot of the graphical >>>display is kept in memory, and periodically the differences that have >>>occurred on the display are compressed and sent to the remote terminal >>>(this is also how the Sun Ray system works, too, I believe). This >>>methodology has a couple of advantages: (1) on slow, high-latency >>>connections such as the Internet or a slower WAN, the remote client will >>>get much better performance, (2) the client can disconnect or lose their >>>connection, but they can reconnect at a later time and the display is >>>still there, since the display was present on the server at all times. >>> >>>LTSP uses normal remote X11, which does not keep a display buffer on the >>>server and has no native compression. This makes it very poor on slow, >>>high-latency connections, and if the user disconnects or the connection >>>drops, there is no way to restore the display; the user must login >>>again. However, the primary benefit of LTSP is that X11 is virtually >>>indistinguishable from a local desktop when running on a LAN, because >>>there is no buffering to slow things up. RDP or NX are pretty snappy >>>over a good Internet connection, but they don't get much faster when run >>>over a LAN. Even casual users can distinguish between an RDP session >>>and a local desktop (menus are not as snappy, scrolling is affected, >>>video or flash animations are affected), whereas they cannot normally >>>distinguish remote X11 from a local desktop for most non-game >>>applications. >>> >>>-Todd >>> >>>Ashish Nabira wrote: >>> >>> >>>>Hello All; >>>> >>>>May I know advantages of LTSP over PXES ?? >>>> >>>>LTSP requires NFS which pxes doesn't require. But when I test both >>>>setup >>>>for SUSE 10.1 , I found that LTSP was faster as compared to PXES. >>>> >>>> >>>>Thanks & regards >>>>Ashish Nabira >>>>Sun Microsystems >>>>Ph: +91 80 66930854 >>>>"Work is worship." >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>>------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>Take Surveys. Earn Cash. 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