Re: New install of K12LTSP - repo not found

Hi Everyone,

> William,
> 
> I supected your opinitn that "It (K12Linux) absolutely didn't work on
> 7". I work on K12Linux/CentOS 7 few mounts and I am siatified. I have
> got older thin client image (Sicenbtific Linux 6.1). I am not going to
> migrate to Edubuntu or Debian.
> 
> Best regards,
> Radek

I have a client, who is using an older version of the LTSP on CentOS6. They are having some issues, and I want to be able to do a software update so they're at the latest version of everything to see if that solves the problem.  I thought I could setup a test system in my office, and try it first before I do it for real on site.  However, getting a fresh CentOS6 with LTSP turns out to be harder than I thought.

I feel a bit sad that LTSP has slowly died - it is an excellent solution for small networks.  My client has a relatively powerful server, and about 6 diskless workstations (old Pentium 4 machines), and it's worked very well for them.  

I think the only viable option for my client is to switch to a windows server solution, but I can already hear the $$$ - none of the workstations will run in that new environment, so it's going to cost a lot upgrade.

Regards,
Paul.


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