On Tue, Oct 25, 2005 at 12:13:41AM +0200, sthierry@free.fr wrote: > I try to boot an old pentium I 120 Mhz with 32 Mo ram you might run into troubles with it running out of memory with that little ram and 16-bit color depth, unless you use very simple login environments. there is currently no easy to set up method for using swap over the network. > the first very good surprise is that the din keyboard is working directly ! "din" ? > I managed to modify the resolution of the clients by modifying in the file > /etc/lessdisk/ltsp/x_ltsp.conf lessdisks has 4 s's. :) "less" (as in fewer) and "disks" (as in more-than-one) the curse of choosing an ironic but hard to say or spell name :) > the line > # sets default resolution > x_modes="1024x768" > in this file, when I modify the default mouse I can use ps/2 or a serial mouse > It's not possible to use the both on a same network ? it is not easy to configure it to autodetect weather serial or PS/2 mouse, but on a per-terminal basis you can configure it in: /etc/lessdisks/terminals/<terminal_name> > More difficult, how could i use an usb mouse on thin client ? (yes i have usb on > my dinosaur) haven't ever tried it, so i can't say. live well, vagrant
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