> > any other comments on lessdisks, LTSP or other alternatives? > > LTSP is changing to become more like lessdisk, fetching debian > packages to build the client environments dynamically. about time :) the only reference i can find about this is: http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/MueKow and a post saying it doesn't yet exist from late may: http://www.mail-archive.com/ltsp-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net/msg23615.html > There are rumors that it will be based on Ubuntu in the future, I've > been told that K12LTSP and the LTSP developers are moving to Ubuntu. > Some info is available from <URL:https://wiki.ubuntu.com//LTSPHowTo>. this merely describes how to setup the current LTSP (4.1), not a method to install and LTSP chroot using standard debian packages (like lessdisks does). > I would like for someone to take the good parts from ltsp, and the > good parts from lessdisk, and combine them together to get a very good > thin client solution. I suspect this is what is being done right now > over at Canonical with the LTSP on Ubuntu effort. i am very interested in this, but it would be helpful to find where to start! any links to more information about the status of these projects? have they been re-named something else? are they being worked on in secret labs in old castles powered by lightning-bolts? live well, vagrant
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