youtube/flash works.
messanger should work and I think has worked for a while. (pidgin does that, right?)
pendrives work (if you set your groups up correctly).
skype...I dunno... I'm assuming you just need local mic and sound so I
don't see why not, but I've never really used skype.
webcams I don't know about, but I'm sure it would be possible to hack
something together to make this work, otherwise you could maybe run
whatever webcam app as a local app...
Pulse works really well. Local devices are a little strange if you're
used to the *nix way of dealing with devices (async fs,
mount/unmount), but definitely work. So webcam and skype are a big ?,
but I assume in a worst case these could be run locally...
Anyone else know about the things I don't?
On Fri, 15 May 2009 07:16:46 -0400
light being <lighthumor@...> wrote:
>
> i'm considering trying out ubuntu ltsp for a cybercafe. i used
> fedora-3 / k12ltsp some time back, and just accepted none of this
> worked, at the time that was acceptable.
>
> these days people expect more multimedia stuff. skype, msn
> messenger, youtube, and pendrives are awfully common.
>
> how is ubuntu ltsp handling these kinds of problems these days? i've
> been reading about the local devices, usb, sound servers, pulseaudio,
> etc, and see there has been a lot of work in this direction, but i
> haven't used any of it recently.
>
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