Serving X Windows over Dial-Up?
Don Keeler - Lumens
dkeeler at lumensoftware.com
Fri Feb 20 19:47:01 CST 2004
No you are right but from home I use dialup VNC or browser to access my
virtual desktop. There are many forms of access. Thank you for the
question. Don.
On Fri, 2004-02-20 at 13:01, Leo J Mauler wrote:
> Oh, I must have misunderstood the technology then. I was under the
> impression that Lumens did *network* LTSP, not dial-up or RAS LTSP.
> In fact, I distinctly remember someone saying "needs a 100Mbps
> Ethernet connection", which is considerably faster than a dial-up
> connection.
>
> On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 07:31:32 -0600 Don Keeler - Lumens
> <dkeeler at lumensoftware.com> writes:
>
> The last few LUG group meetings were at our office where
> exactly what you are looking for was demonstrated. It is
> ready to drive!
>
> On Fri, 2004-02-20 at 02:42, Leo J Mauler wrote:
>
> > I don't have any way of testing this question on my own (only one working
> > modem left), so I'll ask it here.
> >
> > Has anyone else tried serving up Linux and X (ala LTSP) over a dial-up
> > connection? Can you do anything X-based with it? I'm thinking in terms
> > of, say, editing a document in Abiword or a spreadsheet in Gnumeric, or
> > reading one's E-mail using an X-based application like Evolution. I.e.,
> > if that sort of thing is so slow that it is annoying, thats not "doing
> > anything X-based with it".
> >
> > Lets assume a low-overhead desktop manager, like IceWM.
> >
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> Don P. Keeler
> Chief Technology Officer
> Lumen Software
>
> P: 816.880.0066
> F: 816.880.0440
>
>
>
Don P. Keeler
Chief Technology Officer
Lumen Software
P: 816.880.0066
F: 816.880.0440
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