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February 25, 2008
Resource - New book at Linux Thin Client Network Design and Deployment
New book for PACKT Publishing for Linux Thin Client Networks Design and Deployment. Subtitled a quick guide for System Administrators. Excerpt and link included.
What This Book Covers
Chapter 1: Overview of Thin Clients will give you an overview of what exactly is a thin client, and the different types of models that are available.
Chapter 2: The Types of Thin Clients will give you a sample of multiple types of thin clients. Once you have configured your server, you will have to make decisions about which types of hardware
to deploy.
Chapter 3: An Analysis of Costs will identify key areas to review when considering the financial impact of your thin client plan. This includes hardware acquisition and also staffing costs.
Chapter 4: The People Issues will address what might be the hardest part of your deployment: People. Some people are passionate about their software and others are challenged with any work flow changes. It's important to address them as much as possible before, during and after deployment.
Chapter 5: Considering the Network will review the network required to run thin clients. Because of the simplicity of the computing deployment, your network too is simplified.
Posted by staff at February 25, 2008 12:22 AM