Ltsp WebLTSP 5 Status
Integrating LTSP into a Linux distribution is not an easy job. It requires intimate knowledge of how LTSP works, and how the specific distro works. Here's the list of Linux vendors that are current providing, or plan to provide LTSP (NB: a bit dated, Fedora/Gentoo/Slackware status seems inadequate):| Vendor | Status | Comments |
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| ALT Linux | Good | ALTSP5 is production quality since 2008, busy with merging upstream |
| Debian - Testing | Excellent | Vagrantc worked closely with the Ubuntu team to provide a very robust implementation of LTSP for Debian |
| Debian - Unstable | Excellent | see above |
| Fedora | not supported | Work is being done to provide LTSP-5 in Fedora Core 7 |
| Gentoo | not supported | Work is being done to provide LTSP-5 in the future |
| Slackware | not supported | Work is being done to provide LTSP-5 in Slackware 10 and 11, community support |
| SUSE | Good | Work is in progress, see http://en.opensuse.org/LTSP if you want to join the effort |
| Ubuntu - 6.10 (Edgy) | Excellent | The Ubuntu team did most of the heavy lifting, to get LTSP to a point where it could be integrated. |
| Ubuntu - 6.06 (Dapper) | Good | The LTSP in dapper works well, but doesn't support some features and some are difficult to configure. |
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