[Klug-general] Re: Kent Digest, Vol 42, Issue 2

[linuxgirlie]

So is it for the servers then?

I'm a bit confused, as you have a bit of an assortment there, desktop
stuff like java/flash etc but also an imap server etc etc?

Just wondering as we are doing a project called Karoshi: www.karoshi.org.uk

Thanks,

Jo



On 10/29/05, Stuart Brand <stuart at stuartbrand.co.uk> wrote:
> Secondary or Primary?
>
> Jo
>
> It is for either, It is not based on any mainstream distribution, but
> was made from the ground up.
> I have installed the complete KDE suit and configured java, kmplayer
> and flash so it should be compatible with every file format there is.
>
> The real advantage is the combination of ltsp, this enables booting
> from the network with out the need for any local drives, this will
> reduce cost for computers and electricity, it also includes apache2,
> proftp, mysql, imap server with squirrel mail, an anti virus and lots
> lots more.
>
> I have also designed a web based interface for easy administration with
> all point and click for adding and removing student and teachers, I
> know this is starting to sound like an advert but I am not the best at
> marketing :(
>
> So if any one knows of a school in kent that could benefit from this,
> please let me know, I plan to install it free and charge for support,
> but for the first school I will include support for free.
>
> Thanks all
>
> Stuart Brand
>
>
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