I see the confusion. You are looking at the wrong wiki page.
Take a look here:
http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/DownLoads
Jim McQuillan
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Jari Turkia wrote:
> Scott Balneaves wrote:
>> You don't have to have ubuntu: we provide tarballs up on the website
>> that have an LTSP 5 chroot. Download and install on any distro.
>>
> So you're saying "Download and install on any distro." here:
> http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/IntegratingLtsp
> I'll definitely be the first to say that I really did not understand
> everything there. If possible, point me to the part of the page where it
> says so, or to the correct document.
>
>>> I¨m not calling a mutiny here.
>>>
>> Sure you are. :)
>>
> No, I'm not.
> Unlike you, I don't find this funny. I really really would like to
> continue having all stuff working here. It includes LTSP.
>
>> 2) Advocate with your distro: "Hey, Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora are
>> working on/have implemented LTSP5 in the distro!! Why aren't we,
>> especially when the LTSP developers have said thay're HAPPY to work with
>> distro people to get it integrated!"
>>
> Phew, I already feel much better. :-)
> It so happens, that I already did:
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=234048
> Also it is nice to notice that somebody else already did something about
> it: http://en.opensuse.org/LTSP
>
> However, no matter what you say, all the old things and ways of doing
> cannot cease in an instant. With that being said, I know that project
> resources are limited. Definitely one day all major distros will support
> LTSP, no doubt about that. Unfortunately we're not yet there and
> therefore we need to advocate having old things working for a while.
>
> Also, I'd have a question (ok, in fact there are two) for you: I'm
> running x86_64 architecture linux on the server. My clients are of
> various ages (oldest one is a P II 350 MHz, runs LTSP /w X great!). What
> are my chances of success with LTSP 5? What you're saying that in this
> ah-so-much-better-way-of-doing-things I need to have a different set of
> packages (of different architecture) in a separate directory for
> LTSP-distro and when everything is properly supported all runs like a
> charm and both installations can be kept up to date. Did I get that correct?
>
> Regards,
> Jari Turkia
>
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