On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 9:00 AM, Vagrant Cascadian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> > debian-edu (a.k.a. skolelinux) was actually the first linux distribution > to release with an ltsp5 style implementation (we called it MueKow back > then), although it was arguably not very good at the time, and some > people opted to use ltsp 4 with it still- i'm not sure of the numbers of > people still using ltsp4 with skolelinux. > > i've personally been working hard on making the LTSP with the soon-to-be > released debian lenny (and thus debian-edu's lenny-based distribution) a > solid, flexible infrastructure for thin-clients, and debian-edu has done > a great job of integrating LTSP. > > hope that information is useful, and good luck! Geemoninny, Vagrant. This was such a great answer. Thanks. I understand. So - another objection to Skole that I have encountered is that it is stagnant and uses 4 year old KDE packages. I know about the traditional Debian stable objections. I thought that as Debian accelerated the last few years, Skole changed with it. With Skolelinux being a CDD known as debian-edu (is this correct), are the packages consistent with Debian? In other words, debian-edu is expected to release with Debian Lenny and have the same, newer, software packages, isn't it? You basically stated this, but I just want to be clear. Many, many, and, Many thanks for your time, contributions, and cooperation. > > > live well, > vagrant > Aloha --scott
