Are people using configuration management tools like puppet / chef / salt /
ansible / pdq deploy / sccm to make sure workstations have the correct
versions of everything? I have no numbers to back this up - but I imagine a
network app server will never be as snappy as a local SSD for big apps li
On Thu, Mar 1, 2018 at 5:10 PM AK Eric wrote:
> The first one: "serving Maya from a network filesystem mount and running
> it as a local user process".
>
Cool. Yea that's what we do at my studio, as well as when I was at
Imageworks. I doubt it can be 1-to-1 as fast as loading everything off a
lo
The first one: "serving Maya from a network filesystem mount and running it
as a local user process".
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When you talk about a thin client, are you referring to just serving Maya
from a network filesystem mount and running it as a local user process? Or
are you talking about thin clients where it is actually running on a server
and the user is receiving a streamed virtual application?
On Thu, Mar 1,
We're researching using a Maya 'thin client' distro: Running Maya off a
server instead of standalone installs. I'm tired of finding out someone is
3 versions behind (or never installed the updates / patches) and *that's* why
they're having so many bugs...
The only major problem we've hit is s
