What may have been lost among the acquisition, lawsuit and product announcements at last week’s LinuxWorld Expo was the release of the latest iteration of the Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP) ...

The Open Source movement can help many people and institutions in Latin America by giving them access to technologies and knowledge that are otherwise restricted to developed countries. The lack of ...

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On Day 1 of LinuxWorld Boston 2006, Ars Technica toured around the .Org Pavillion to get a feel of the expo. On Day 2, we decided to track down a few people in the Novell booth and the .Org Pavillion.

Linux-based X terminals are well known for making computing affordable, for giving a second life to old hardware and for lightening administrative burdens. If you ever have toyed with the idea of ...

I haven't had much opportunity recently to play with LTSP within any of the major distributions. Ubuntu is my desktop OS of choice everywhere except on my Mac, but the Linux Terminal Server Project, ...

With The SCO Group’s licensing issues roiling in the background and Microsoft demonstrating a Linux alternative, IT professionals aren’t distracted and are expected to do more than just window-shop ...

A good LTSP integration package should reduce Linux thin-client complexity and provide easy deployment, and eWEEK Labs tests show SafeDesk Server 1.8 manages to do so. Click here to read the full ...

Jack Wallen features some alternative solutions for a Terminal Server environment that are sure to save your small business serious cash. Many people think a terminal server is an ideal solution for a ...