On 2017-02-25, Andrew Gabriel  wrote:
> In article ,
>  RS Wood   writes:
>> From the «Just enough and no more» department:
>> Title: Ah, the Raspberry Pi 3. So much love. So much power ... So turn it
into a Windows thin client
>> Author: Andrew Orlowski
>> Date: Wed, 22 Feb 2017 14:34:31 -0500
>> Link:
http://go.theregister.com/feed/www.theregister.co.uk/2017/02/22/windows_blasts_
onto_raspberry_pi/
>>
>> NComputing packages up ARM PC into RX300 box
>>
>> Using the Raspberry Pi 3 as a Windows thin client is not a new idea[1], but
>> NComputing has wrapped it all up in a nice package for its target markets of
>> schools and verticals.…
>
> There are a number of Pi-based solutions in this space, both free
> and commercial.
>

I'd look into them, but I don't need a Win Thin Client myself.

I did just set up a little Raspi with Raspbian (Wheezy I think) and
Leafnode, and it makes a nice little news spool.  Amazing i was previously
using much more serious hardware to do the same thing.  That computer kicked
the bucket last night (sniff sniff) so I hooked up the Raspberry and was
surprised by just how well it performed the same tasks, at a fraction of the
power draw.

This little boxes are so much fun.

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