jam wrote:
> On Thursday 02 April 2009 08:14:26 [email protected]
> wrote:
> Ummm
> a) Normal note book (Fat mode)
>
> b) X -query ltsp-server in any of the many ways you can do it ie switch-user
> with ubuntu or suse (Thin mode)
>
> This is pretty normal stuff, so it is not specially mentioned. There is no
> need and no benefit to network-boot your laptop when you already have a local
> disk to boot from,
OK, good. I hadn't realized this was so normal.
That being said there are still some gaps in my knowledge. As I
understand it running X -query ltsp-server will connect me to the X
server on the LTSP, but I still don't see how the client's hard disk
will be used as the user's home directory on the LTSP server. Does this
happen magically somehow?
Jeff
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