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Am 03.06.2015 um 16:18 schrieb Jeffrey Zheng:
How can I use X2Go on ThinClient to remotely connect to a Linux box? My ThinClient is IGEL UD3-130 LX.
Basically, there are two options for ThinClients, regardless of manufacturer:
- Booting a minimal image from local storage (internal or external)
- Booting via PXE
Googling around, it seems that at least some IGELs can boot via PXE.
As of now, there is no X2GoClient for IGEL's own Linux distribution that is installed on their ThinClients, at least as far as I know.
So I would recommend attempting to boot via PXE first, then via USB media, if that is possible.
All other approaches would be "hacky" - trying to add X2GoClient to the IGEL's own Linux, or entirely replacing their Linux with a custom built one.
- -Stefan
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