Hi,
We have an office with 7 workstations for architectes. We use :
* CAAD : Cycas: A very light program
* Render : Povray; Use a lot of RAM and CPU (1 or 2 times per
month)
* CAD : AutoCAD ; on vmware but in the future on a separate server
with rdesktop client access
* GIS : Grass, QuantumGIS and Jump : Use a lot of RAM (for ex. a
big map / A0 ~ 800 MB or more), (every day)
* LAN : GIGABIT
Is it a good idea to switch to a LTSP-server? I think the success of the
project is in the power of the server. But what is the minimum needed
for the server and the thin-clients?
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Simon Schmidig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
manzoni schmidig architectes urbanistes sàrl
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