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[News] Wireless Linux Terminals Target UK Schools

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Wireless Linux Terminal Services

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| Schools like terminal servers. How else can you explain the popularity of 
| Microsoft's RDP server to provide file-sharing and controlled Internet access 
| to it's laptop owning students?  
| 
| The problem is that MS RDP is:
| 
|     * quite expensive
|     * creates complex licence issues
|     * pretty slow
|     * requires a hi-spec laptop to run the RDP client
| 
| The ideal solution for a school would be good old netboot or PXE boot. The 
| client computer does not need to have school applications installed nor even 
| have a functioning OS. It fetches all it needs from the server.  
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http://www.siriusit.co.uk/myblog/wireless-linux-terminal-services.html

They have a BECTA contract.


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Open-Source Wireless Routing

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| Netgear has delivered an excellent router and one that gives advanced users
| an option, since there's only a handful of routers out there that support
| open-source firmware without massive amounts of hacking. It also provides an
| open-source option that VARs can discuss with customers when deploying or
| upgrading this type of networking solution.
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http://www.crn.com/networking/211201692


NETGEAR Launches Open Source WGR614L Wireless-G Router

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| NETGEAR launches Open Source edition of wireless-G router enabling Linux
| developers, geeks, hackers and enthusiasts to create Firmware for specialized
| applications
|
| Open Source Wireless-G Router (WGR614L) delivers higher processing power and
| more memory for a Wide Variety of customized applications. The product is
| supported by a dedicated and responsive open source community.
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http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/wgr614l-wireless-g-router.html


Netgear betas open source NAS OS

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| Netgear is about to launch APIs for the operating system kernel that runs on
| its ReadyNAS devices.  
|
| "They run on a linux kernel anyway and now we're in beta release with APIs so
| the geeks can hack away at it," said Netgear CEO Patrick Lo. He swears by the
| company's open source stance generally, arguing that last week's moves by
| high-end networking heavyweights Cisco and Juniper in the direction of
| opening up their router OSes validate Netgear's strategy.    
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http://www.cbronline.com/article_news.asp?guid=CFA8662B-D291-40A2-BE16-67FDB01AE3A8
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