[K12OSN] 486s or PIs
ddaniels at magic.fr
ddaniels at magic.fr
Thu Feb 10 05:13:20 UTC 2005
Damn Small Linux might fit your needs... there are few 486s left in
circulation but you can find plenty of PIs... I like DSL for the speed
of install of the OS but it's still kinda dodgy with the X server...
we use X -query 192.168.0.254 to config client boxes... it's cheap,
dirty and relatively easy:
http://dennisgdaniels.com/tiki-index.php?page=K12LTSP+Client+Solutions
http://dennisgdaniels.com/tiki-index.php?page=K12LTSP+Client+Solutions#id513439
K12LTSP to get real traction in the low-to-no money school districts
need a simple X server unix installer... IMHO...
best of luck!
Dennis
Robert Lefebvre wrote:
>I'm looking to get used computers donated for use in developing world
>countries and using K12LTSP. I can ask for any type of computer I want
>(I might not get them but I can always ask :-) but the older the unit
>the better the chance of getting it for free. There is even the
>possibility of picking up the old ones locally in those countries even
>if it means buying them, because they may be less than what it costs
>to ship them. So my question is "What kind of performance hit would we
>take by using 486's as thin clients instead of PIs or PIIs ?? My
>initial thought is none. Am I correct?
>
>
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