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Thin Client: New User Guide
Stephen Noble stephen7 at bigfoot.com30th November 1999
1.How to turn inexpensive legacy computers into fast terminals using the power
of your main computer, you will need : A fast computer to act as Server, A
client computer (old and unwanted). Linux compatible network cards. A
connection between computers.
2.How to centralise system administaration by useing NFS, ie placing the
entire file system of a faster client on the server.
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