Re: fedora: where are the client's logs kept?

On Monday 18 August 2008 03:01:25 ltsp-developer-request-5NWGOfrQmneRv+LV9MX5uuRhgaa4a2kL@public.gmane.orgnet 
wrote:
> > I'm curious, while I am thankful that you're fixing up the x86_64 client
> > support, how is x86_64 thin clients a benefit to you over i386?
> >  
>
> The guy I'm helping went out and bought a bunch of sub-$500 x86_64
> boxes.  He'd
> like to get use out of the hardware.  
>
> Plus I'm expecting great performance with ltsp-localapps.

I'm still following Warrens thought chain ...

Why do you believe a 64 bit system is better-performing than 32 on same 
hardware?

My tests show about the same, some slightly worse, some slightly better.
64 bit IS better with RAM > 1G, depending on what you do maybe much better.

A bunch of Sub-$500 will work beautifully on 32 bit. No reason to not play 
with 64bit clients, but for real-work I see no benefit and some disadvantages 
eg the whole flash ndpluginwrapper saga.

So to reask :-) Warrens question:  how is x86_64 thin clients a benefit to you 
over i386?

> Plus I'm expecting great performance with ltsp-localapps.
You are going to be disappointed :-)

Thanks
James

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