[K12OSN] Re: [Ltsp-discuss] When will Redhat's K12LTSP releaseiso's for x86-64?

[Jim Kronebusch]

> 3.)  Another option would be to load the x86-64 version of 
> any GNU/Linux 
> distro (FC3, SuSE, etc.) and install LTSP on it.  Though 
> others on this 
> list may shout gloom and doom at the very notion of 
> installing LTSP, I 
> can assure you, from experience, that it isn't very hard at all.  The 
> new LTSP installer, while I haven't yet given it a spin, 
> looks like it 
> makes it even easier than before.

The only Doom and Gloom I have had with it is it doesn't seem as
complete.  If I remember most of the Edutainment programs are missing by
default.  But it was easy to install the couple times I tried it.  I
just wish it was as all inclusive of an add-on as what comes with the
K12LTSP bundle.

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