Which distro can anyone recommend for low end hardware ?
Brian Kelsay
Brian.Kelsay at kcc.usda.gov
Mon Sep 27 09:08:45 CDT 2004
That would work, BUT they may not want the complexity or expense of networking hardware and all the wires running around. Not to mention having to set up a server, although they could concentrate their upgrade expenses on that box. He did not say how many total boxes they expected to have. He did say that they would network only for printer sharing. If that is a requirement and you don't have too many nodes, you could get hubs or cheap Linksys 10/100 switches. Make sure to check linuxprinting.org for Linux printer compatibility before buying. Cups or samba for printing should do the trick.
Brian Kelsay
>>> Jason Clinton <> 09/27/04 08:45AM >>>
On Sun, 2004-09-26 at 17:28 -0500, Oren Beck wrote:
> Ok folks- This one is not the usual "could have googled for it " question .
>
> A day care center worker wants to buy cheap used hardware and have me or
> someone else make it work .
They need to use http://www.ltsp.org/
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