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Linux Distribution: K12LTSP
Url: http://k12ltsp.org/contents.html
K12LTSP is based on RedHat Fedora Linux and the LTSP terminal server packages. It's easy to install and configure. It's distributed under the GNU General Public License .
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| Linux Release Details: |
| K12Linux F10 "Live Server" has been released |
| The important feature of K12Linux is the Live Server media. With K12Linux Live Server, you can boot a terminal server from USB stick and demo K12Linux server without touching your hard drive. With this demo mode, you can network boot an entire network of diskless thin clients within minutes. This same media can install a preconfigured LTSP server upon your hard drive within a few minutes.
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- Auto-configuration of diskless thin clients. Just plug in hardware and set the BIOS to PXE boot, no configuration necessary to add or replace clients. Same hardware support capability as Fedora 10 kernel and X.org.
- Applications like OpenOffice.org or Firefox are typically faster than a standalone Linux desktop because they are already in memory in use by other users.
- Sound is automatically forwarded over the network via pulseaudio. Composite capable hardware can use compiz over the network.
- Local Application Support
Certain multimedia apps like Firefox, movie players, 3D applications canbe configured to run as locally on the client hardware. K12Linux enables seemless integration of these local applications with automatic remote home directory mounting and XDG menu integration. (Recommended minimum 1GB RAM on the client.)
- Local Storage Devices Support
Floppy, CD/DVD and USB storage plugged into thin clients appear on your
remote desktop. Hotplug events and the filesystem mounts are forwarded
over the network. Remote or local applications can seamlessly use your
local storage device.
Features
Click here to download: http://k12ltsp.org/download.html |
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