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docker-scripts-archived / dev--LTSP

Virtual LTSP server with vagrant and/or docker-scripts.
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updated readme file #95

Closed d78ui98 closed 6 years ago

d78ui98 commented 6 years ago

closes #94

d78ui98 commented 6 years ago

Please let me know your thoughts on this.

Also, I was thinking we should also opt for the new naming convention of ltsp by alkis. I showed a friend who is very experienced in ltsp. He suggested this.

Normal mode can be proxy dhcp mode or chrootless ltsp.

dashohoxha commented 6 years ago

Normal mode can be proxy dhcp mode or chrootless ltsp.

Can you explain to me what chrootless is? Because I don't know what it means, and I am sure that a normal user (or a teacher) does not know what it means.

d78ui98 commented 6 years ago

chrootless is the ltsp pnp. It is just another name for it. - http://wiki.ltsp.org/wiki/Installation/Ubuntu#B.29_Installing_LTSP_in_.22chrootless.22_.28previously_pnp.29_mode

dashohoxha commented 6 years ago

chrootless is the ltsp pnp

This does not explain what chrootless is (to a beginner like me), because the question becomes: What is ltsp pnp?

d78ui98 commented 6 years ago

okay. Before chrootless. We should know what is chroot. In one of the ltsp setup client boots from the chroot from /opt/ltsp/arch/. An ltsp server can have multiple choots to boot from.

A more simpler setup is ltsp-pnp. This does not involve chroot. There is a single img from which clients boot. No chroot hence chrootless.

d78ui98 commented 6 years ago

But in virtual ltsp server we are using ltsp-pnp only. So I just want to add something to normal mode. normal mode to just normal mode(proxy dhcp)

should we do this?