Thanks Alkis for this information!
Based on what I now know, I'll...
--Continue with ltsp-pnp, all clients FAT.
--Give 14.04 a try with Unity/Gnome/Gnome-flashback/Mate and do some simple
boot-time benchmarking.
--Read up on flow control and do some experiments using the Epoptes
benchmarking tool
Hi David,
If boot time is a concern, what I have been doing with both LTSP setups
and stand-alone workstations is use an SSD and mount / to it, and use a
big HD and mount /home to it (sometimes /var as well). Alternatively, I
sometimes mount just /boot to the SSD instead.
If you don't use a
On 10/06/2015 05:31 μμ, David Groos wrote:
Thanks Alkis for this information!
Questions:
--I could put 2 hard drives on the classroom server and install the
system on one HD and /home on another HD. Seems like that would
significantly improve performance during those times when some clients
were
