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Re: SUN JRE (Java) as package for TS2: msg#00051network.thinstation.devel
On Wed, 9 Jun 2004 smc-mobile-hi6Y0CQ0nG0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > > It probably could work, but... Did you check the size of jre? It is around > > 500% bigger by itself than a typical TS image, > > 500 % ?!! > > Let me count: > TS2 image ~5 Mb > Firefox TS package - 10 Mb > SUN JRE (only runtime, NOT SDK!) - 13 Mb (With help and other unuseble > Libraries) OK, maybe I'm mistaken, but j2re1.4.2_03 is 33.4 MB on my win2kPro box. That's nowhere near 13 MB. I agree the 500% is a bit on the high side (I was counting on an earlier JRE). Still... > I ThinK the size is enough comparable > > > it requires very powerful > > cpus and plenty of RAM. It isn't really useful for a thin client, IMHO. > > > > As for performance, think about minimum computer configuration availible in > the market. (I mean new OEM hardware) > So, minimun is i845G+Celeron2G/KM266+AMD Duron 1,6G/VIA EPIA 1G and 128 MB > DDR (I was happy to find 64 MB, but in our country 128 is Rarity - > Everywhere they sale 256 minimun... ) And i remember, how I was running Java > apps normaly on P2-300/64. > > Nikolay Well, we have this discussion all the time: is TS for new OEMs or older HW. The concensus seems to be TS should work on old HW. I do agree with you to some extend as I have fairly new HW myself. Still, a thin client must be perfectly functional on light hardware only. Mike -- Thinstation FAQ maintainer http://thinstation.sourceforge.net - a light, full featured linux based thin client OS |
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