[K12OSN] problem with classroom-user and animation

Huck dhuckaby at paasda.org
Fri Jan 7 22:06:26 UTC 2005



Luca Navone wrote:

>Every time that a client make the login the server respond something of this kind: "you are already connected, do you want connected another time?"
>I answer yes every time and every client display the desktop of the classroom that I wish. Perfect? No, because now start the problem: if I launch openoffice writer on pc n°1 it open a session on pc n°1 but if also pc n°2 launch openoffice writer there will be another session on pc n° 1. If also all the seven clients launch openoffice writer all the session are opened on pc n°1.
>Could be a solution? It is not very easy administrate 260 or more children, and it is not useful...
>
>2) The second problem. The animation. I am amazing because a big and fat program as openoffice or mozilla starts in few seconds (from a client) and works fine and a more simple program as tuxmath works with a slowness that make it unuseful. 
>I tought the problem was the hub and so I tried to connect only one client with the server with a cross-cable, but the problem was quite the same. The velocity on the client was 1/10 of the same program on the server.
>Are there some tricks for make faster this kind of programs? In a primary school they are very important....
>
>Thanks for the help!
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#1  with webmin 260 children is very easy to administrate as you can add 
them all at one time with a simple text file


#2  the animation is intense compared to open office or mozilla...and if 
you plan on running tuxmath on more than 1 or 2 clients you really MUST 
use a switch that takes GIG-E from the server to the clients...
CPU and RAM intensive also...so if you are running a mediocre(not that 
great) of a server then you are likely to see problems...and if your 
server only has a 10/100 network card you can pretty much forget about it.




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