Lebar, Russell J wrote:
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2 is way harder.. what WindowManager do you allow your users
to have? I would push them off of Gnome/KDE/JDS, and more
towards blackbox, or icewm, or something really lightweight.
Do those support multiple simultaneous logins? We're also running Citrix
Presentation Server for UNIX which makes it a must have. I tried to
generate some Blackbox interest for dial-up users but the iconify stuff
was too much (and now we have broadband VPN access). I ended up using
KDE's kiosk capabilities to turn wallpaper off for Citrix users instead.
And I use kdevelop all the time now so I'm heavily biased in KDE's favor
these days.
Anyway, for benchmarking purposes I would think using something like KDE
and Blackbox would be much more useful than using just one or the other.
Not sure about multiple logins, but I can't see why not, they don't
really write much for temp files anywhere.. they're both really
lightweight. IceWM is a pretty good one that I looked at, it's got some
of the nicer features like KDE, but doesn't chew up nearly the same
amount of CPU/MEM/Bandwidth.
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Paul Greidanus
CAD Administrator / Systems Administrator
Center of Excellence in Integrated Nanotools University of Alberta
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http://www.cein.ualberta.ca
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