Hi all, El Lunes, 15 de Enero de 2007 07:04, Ronny Aasen escribió: > Petter Reinholdtsen wrote: > > [Steffen Joeris] > > > >> Tonight I came across "LTSP-Manager" which is in Ubuntu feisty[0]. > >> I did not investigate which features it provides, but I would like > >> to share the thought with you, maybe it is interesting for us here > >> as I guess a tool to at least configure an LTSP chroot would be > >> somehow really nice (e.g. when a teacher wants to change the mouse > >> settings in an easy GUI way). I think PXES project (bought by 2x company last year) is a good mirror to look at since thay have an installation GUI and an administratos GUI quiet simple.
This is their Administrator guide: http://www.2x.com/thinclientserver/2xthinclientservermanual.pdf here you have some screenshots: http://www.2x.com/pxes/pxesfeatures.htm and this is the oficial web: http://www.2x.com/pxes/ > > > > Yes, I suspect it would be useful to have in Debian and Debian Edu as > > well. Last time I saw it it was an early prototype, but I guess > > Oliver has spent more time on it and made it usable? > > a 5 minute test gave me : > > I did a simple sid backport. it installed nicely enoughf. > for some reason i had to stand in /usr/share/ltsp-manager for it to > start since it seam to search for files in ./ only > and there is no firefox on a stock debian-edu so i had to > s/firefox/x-www-browser/ to get the help button working. > > but more importantly i did not manage to save a lts.conf file. (i assume > that's the purpose of the tool) > ill try it again when i have more time. > > Ronny I hope is useful for getting ideas. I remind you that the code is free software (or at least the one coded before 2x bought it). Bye -- AgustÃn Benito Bethencourt Coordinador de mEDUXa www.grupocpd.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]
