David
Thin client
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Thin client
Guys I absolutely enjoyed the thin client show. I would love to hear an interview with mad dog. I would like more thin client content as well as internet networking in general.
David
David
I can see it now! The Cisco Link Tech Show or The Juniper Link Tech Show! The Redback Link Tech show? Actually, I agree, I'd like to hear from some of the projects that actually stick hardware and software in a routing box, or some of the firewall projects. I can't see realistically replacing a core/border/backbone router with any of the free software alternatives I've seen, but I'd love to hear why I'm wrong.
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davijordan
Re: Thin client
I was emailing back and forth about koolu and some of their potiential projects. with maddog, He is quite a character and would be quite a great guest.
Going from a vic-10 to the amiga 2000 that now sits on the shell, I really enjoyed the last show. it was classy. Nice to know there are eother ramble rousers out there also.
Afterr the talk about new jersey, I will have to go check it out. My maternal great-grandparents settled there after coming from Sicily. Their descendents moved to Texas though.
I agree a show more about thin clients would be neat, Busineeses could save so much money in both labor and hardware costs it is unreal. I love ltsp. I could talk forever about it, but it should be best left to the pros.
Going from a vic-10 to the amiga 2000 that now sits on the shell, I really enjoyed the last show. it was classy. Nice to know there are eother ramble rousers out there also.
Afterr the talk about new jersey, I will have to go check it out. My maternal great-grandparents settled there after coming from Sicily. Their descendents moved to Texas though.
I agree a show more about thin clients would be neat, Busineeses could save so much money in both labor and hardware costs it is unreal. I love ltsp. I could talk forever about it, but it should be best left to the pros.