Thanks for the recommendation - the sticky thing is that it will indeed be used as a GUI terminal. however, I anticipate many students also using it for remote access stuff...
Oh please - give me a break. I don't think that I've ever heard a worse stereotype. And about the computer science dept at Bethel...sure, we may not have the depth of classes that one could get at a university. That's a no-brainer. My education, however consists of much more than just CS courses - classes that could not be found at a large school.
Yep - that's what I was planning on doing. We are tossing around the idea of authenticating to the LDAP server, but I would rather stick to local users at first till we make sure everything is running well.
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Thanks for the recommendation - the sticky thing is that it will indeed be used as a GUI terminal. however, I anticipate many students also using it for remote access stuff...
Oh please - give me a break. I don't think that I've ever heard a worse stereotype. And about the computer science dept at Bethel...sure, we may not have the depth of classes that one could get at a university. That's a no-brainer. My education, however consists of much more than just CS courses - classes that could not be found at a large school.
Right on - we are going to have one faculty-run RedHat box, and one student-rum Debian box. I will be in charge of the Debian.
Yep - that's what I was planning on doing. We are tossing around the idea of authenticating to the LDAP server, but I would rather stick to local users at first till we make sure everything is running well.