Thinux is a Live CD-based server designed to support thin-client cluster operations.
Thinux is a powerful thin client system that operates on a Red Hat Linux server. With its advanced features, Thinux can upload the thin client Linux system to the client when a request is sent to boot on LAN. This makes it the perfect solution for installing lightweight applications on devices such as embedded systems, POS terminals, and more.
Setting up Thinux requires a DHCP server, PXE server, and PXE client, which needs to be on separate machines. However, depending on which Thinux version you are using, it should work seamlessly with Red Hat Linux servers. The system was initially developed on a Red Hat Linux 7.2 operating system and the PXE image was extracted from the syslinux package from Red Hat Linux 9.0.
Additionally, Thinux has been compiled using Red Hat Linux package releases that are easily accessible and portable, making them easy to customize. This software is a great choice for those in need of a lightweight and efficient thin client system. With its reliable performance and easy-to-use features, Thinux is the perfect choice for organizations of all sizes.
Setting up Thinux requires a DHCP server, PXE server, and PXE client, which needs to be on separate machines. However, depending on which Thinux version you are using, it should work seamlessly with Red Hat Linux servers. The system was initially developed on a Red Hat Linux 7.2 operating system and the PXE image was extracted from the syslinux package from Red Hat Linux 9.0.
Additionally, Thinux has been compiled using Red Hat Linux package releases that are easily accessible and portable, making them easy to customize. This software is a great choice for those in need of a lightweight and efficient thin client system. With its reliable performance and easy-to-use features, Thinux is the perfect choice for organizations of all sizes.
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