Hi there, Jeff Siddall schrieb: > On 10/20/2010 01:42 PM, David Burgess wrote: > >> Anybody looked at these? >> >> http://www.chippc.com/index.asp >> >> The JackPC is a wow form factor. They advertise 3W power consumption >> on some models. >> > IIRC I decided these were a no-go a few years back because: > > 1. Expensive for what you get > 2. No Linux support > > The Jack-PC looks really cool. But I share Jeffs sorrows about it.
I'm currently thinking about some low-cost low-size Thin-Clients too.
I've seen som folks tried successfully to get an Alix3.d3 to run LTSP:
http://www.pcengines.ch/alix3d3.htm
Is this the kind of HW one would go for? Or are there any much better
suited comparative models out there?
Stefan.
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