a workshop is a good idea but, thin clients are actually sooo easy to setup that if you already know GNU/Linux all that is needed is a session.
for the general public a workshop may be too much at the moment, what is needed is to advocate the idea and present it, to show them how it works and explain its economics.
but a workshop could be useful if we identify a target group that lacks experience with GNU/Linux but would actually benefit directly and use thin clients.
or it could have more comprehensive goals like finding out more details on managing thin clients and maintaining them (not just setting them up).
I'm not sure how to go about that, but it needs thinking, just presenting how to set them up is not enough for a workshop.
Alaa
"i`m feeling for the 2nd time like alice in wonderland reading el wafd"
I have searched online dictionaries for LTSP. I didn't find an explanation to this abbreviation. Could this abbreviation be added to the abbreviations to be xplained?
we need deeper goals
a workshop is a good idea but, thin clients are actually sooo easy to setup that if you already know GNU/Linux all that is needed is a session.
for the general public a workshop may be too much at the moment, what is needed is to advocate the idea and present it, to show them how it works and explain its economics.
but a workshop could be useful if we identify a target group that lacks experience with GNU/Linux but would actually benefit directly and use thin clients.
or it could have more comprehensive goals like finding out more details on managing thin clients and maintaining them (not just setting them up).
I'm not sure how to go about that, but it needs thinking, just presenting how to set them up is not enough for a workshop.
Alaa
"i`m feeling for the 2nd time like alice in wonderland reading el wafd"
About LTSP
Salamo 3alaikom,
I have searched online dictionaries for LTSP. I didn't find an explanation to this abbreviation. Could this abbreviation be added to the abbreviations to be xplained?
Salam.
Online dictionaries?
Like google?
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