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* What percentage of schools can be expected to have a stationary PC as a server for thin clients? |
* What percentage of schools can be expected to have a stationary PC as a server for thin clients? |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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Revision as of 14:00, 5 February 2007
According to OLPC & LTSP the laptop is intended to be usable without a server. The rationale appears to be to make it usable at home, when no stationary PC may be in range.
Open questions
- What percentage of schools can be expected to have a stationary PC as a server for thin clients?
- Is there a preference for web applications or remote X Windows applications?
See also
- School server
- rdesktop
- Linux Terminal Server Project (Wikipedia)