Of course this depends on the software you want. However, basically the client should be able to run a full GNU/Linux system. For DRBL, the only difference from a "diskfull" machine is all the files are from NFS server. If it does not have heavily I/O, then normally a client with 1-2 GB RAM, 2.0 GHz CPU should be OK.
Steven.
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Hi,
Is anyone using thin clients or equivalent on their DRBL system?
We've used Zotac in the past but they are a bit pricy and are looking for alternatives that could include small form factor computers. Thanks.
Last edit: Timothy Shelley 2015-01-14
Hi Tim,
Yeah look at me.... I am on the forum......
Of course this depends on the software you want. However, basically the client should be able to run a full GNU/Linux system. For DRBL, the only difference from a "diskfull" machine is all the files are from NFS server. If it does not have heavily I/O, then normally a client with 1-2 GB RAM, 2.0 GHz CPU should be OK.
Steven.