[K12OSN] Wish list

[Huck]

does a simple menu editor for kde/gnome count?
I'm talking something as simple as dragging a few files from a folder 
into another folder so that even a grandmotherly elementary school 
teacher could edit the menu =)
maybe I'm wishing on a star here...

--Huck

Eric Harrison wrote:

>This weekend I'm going to a LTSP developer's conference in Maine.
>I have Friday -> Monday carved out for K12LTSP development.
>While I have some dedicated time, what do you guys & gals 
>want me to work on?
>
>I have two objectives:
>
>1) Immediate needs. What changes do you want to see in K12LTSP 4.2.0?
>   (keeping in mind I'd like to have this finished in the next two
>    weeks ;-)
>2) Start work on the next major version. What are the major issues
>   issues/enhancements that you would like to see in the next 6-12
>   months?
>
>Since I will be traveling, I won't have the hardware necessary
>to finish K12LTSP 3.2.0. It is perfectly fine to request this as
>a priority, but it won't get done this weekend ;-)
>
>
>To kick things off, here is the list of topics that have been
>suggested for the LTSP developer's conference:
>
>  * LDAP Authentication possibly w/Kerberos?
>  * Local display manager
>  * Local App Building/Packaging
>  * Local app invocation
>  * Local drive support (usb devices, floppy, cdrom)
>  * Desktop shadowing (VNC, x11vnc, x110rbserver)
>  * Security audit of the ltsp tree, file perms, ownership, tcpwrappers
>  * Low bandwidth (NX, FreeNX)
>  * Other non-x86 architectures for LTSP thin clients
>    (PPC,Sparc,StrongArm)
>  * Using SSH to tunnel the X traffic
>
>
>-Eric
>  
>
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