DownloadThinstation is a thin client linux distro using std. x86 hw. It can boot from network, pxe, syslinux, CD, floppy or flash-disk and connect to servers using VNC, RDP, XDM, SSH, Telnet, tn5250, tarentella, 2X, NX, Thinlinc, VMWare VDI or ICA.
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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow Thinstation
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I express my deepest respect for such a gorgeous project! Thanks!
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Indeed very useful in mixed Linux/Windows office. Includes FreeRDP.
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This project one of those that help us in day-by-day operations. Thank you for all your work!
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Excellent project. I use since 2008. In addition I corrected tsmon to whom it is necessary - here the working tsmon version. thinstation.pro/thin/101-tsmon.html Отличный проект. Использую с 2008 года. В дополнение исправил tsmon, кому надо - по ссылке рабочая версия tsmon. thinstation.pro/thin/101-tsmon.html
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It's an interesting project. We have a ton of Dell desktops with Windows XP Pro on them that do little else but get used as a platform to run Remote Desktop and we're trying to replace the OS with something more resistant to... well, everything. With Thinstation, we like the concept, but we're not crazy about the interface for RDesktop as it wasn't nearly as friendly as GRDesktop on a few systems I switched over to Ubuntu. We saw where you can type command line switches, but we'd prefer users not have that ability. It also froze on us when connecting to one of our 2008R2 terminal servers. The FreeRDP option wouldn't work at all for us. Anyway, I hope someone looks at this. We do think this project has some promise.