Articles about LTSP deployments

This page is where we can put links to articles that were found online.

If you know of an article relating to LTSP, please edit this page and add the link and a short description.

• Sept. 13, 2007 - Playing With Wire features two articles about LTSP. The first article talks about LTSP in theory and how it can be used to build an entire IT infrastructure (10 clients) for a company with a sub-$3,000 budget. The second article talks about the actual deployment at a company, complete with details about the hardware used and how it was configured. The actual deployment costed less than $2,000.

• Oct 10, 2005 - Newsforge article about an LTSP deployment at a school in the UK
  http://business.newsforge.com/business/05/09/28/1843234.shtml?tid=37

• Scott Balneaves and Jim McQuillan did a radio interview about LTSP on The Linux Link on Wednesday, Aug 17th. The entire show can be downloaded in either OGG or MP3 format. The LTSP part of the show starts at about 30:45 in the show.
  (added Aug 18, 2005)

• In the August 18th weekly edition of http://lwn.net (Linux Weekly News), writer Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier did an interview with LTSP Project Leader Jim McQuillan. The Article is available to paid LWN subscribers for the first week, then it should be available to all.
  (added Aug 18, 2005)

• LinuxDevices.com did an interview with LTSP project leader Jim McQuillan at Linux World in San Francisco on Aug 10th, 2005, just after finding out that the "Best of Show" award had gone to LTSP.org. It's a great article, so we'll let the mis-spelling of McQuillan's name go this time ;-)
  (added Aug 18, 2005)

• Story in Linux Magazine talking about Thin clients and LTSP
  (added Jul 26, 2005)

• http://www.dwheeler.com/essays/fisl2005.html
  David Wheelers entertaining blog entry about his trip to FISL in Brazil

• Newsforge article about a school in Detroit

• eSchool news article about a school in Kearney, Missouri
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• eWeek article

• Flakey.INFO article about using LTSP as a low-cost mobile Internet suite, used in this instance at a home education festival in England