Figured some might be interested. I'm working on a thin client (no disk drive) for a semi-public lab of 30 machines.
We bought 30 thin clients (p4-2.0 Ghz/512 MB ram, no hard drive, on board graphics via i845g, DVI out). I was very pleasantly surprised to find quite a few improvements: 1. dvips is fixed (most tetex packages broke dvips -P after the last security update) 2. Anti-aliased as well as sub-pixel fonts work (the i845G lack of RENDER support caused a memory leak before) 3. 3D works, 60-70 fps at chromium, 840-950 ish fps at glxgears. 4. Mozilla comes with XFT enabled (anti-aliasing) Nothing too exciting, a nice set of improvements. -- Bill Broadley Mathematics UC Davis _______________________________________________ vox-tech mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.lugod.org/mailman/listinfo/vox-tech
