Hello,
I am intrigued by many aspects of Sugar on a Stick. My school uses Novell with
Windows XP on the desk top.
Then I have a thin client network using LTSP-KIWI Opensuse that does not work
well. It is two servers and 72 thin clients.
I have a mobile laptop lab of 24 PC that are R30
Deb,
I have been using Sugar on a Stick with Dell Latitude netbooks. So, you can
absolutely use it.
If I can help, just give a shout.
Best,
Gerald
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 1:04 PM, Deborah Boatwright
boatwrig...@newmarket.k12.nh.us wrote:
Hello,
I am intrigued by many aspects of Sugar on a
Deborah Boatwright wrote:
My question is I found this site and wondered if I can use Sugar as an
application on my thin clients.
Yes. Sugar will definitely run as an application on the server, visible
on the thin clients. If you want more detailed instructions, we will be
happy to provide.
Then I have a thin client network using LTSP-KIWI Opensuse that does
not work well. It is two servers and 72 thin clients.
I have a mobile laptop lab of 24 PC that are R30 thinkpads.
My question is I found this site and wondered if I can use Sugar as
an application on my thin clients.
2009/10/24 Rubén Rodríguez Pérez ru...@gnu.org
My question is I found this site and wondered if I can use Sugar as
an application on my thin clients.
You should be able to install Sugar on SuSe using this howto:
http://en.opensuse.org/Sugar
There's a tutorial for Ubuntu Intrepid at
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 12:04 PM, Deborah Boatwright
boatwrig...@newmarket.k12.nh.us wrote:
Hello,
I am intrigued by many aspects of Sugar on a Stick. My school uses Novell
with Windows XP on the desk top.
Then I have a thin client network using LTSP-KIWI Opensuse that does not work
Actually without getting people wirngingling their fists, I'd have to say
that due to Open Suse's policy of basically lending an open hand to anyone
with magical ideas, and then not only allowing you to use their name, but
also their inframagic, from Opensuse Buidle Service to Suse Studio, to
