<div dir="ltr">OK, first let me say that I'm using the LTSP package on Ubuntu Hardy, not an Edubuntu install, so if that's the source of my problems, let me know and I'll install whatever I need to to get the Edubuntu goodies that I'm missing. My clients are Devon IT 6020P's--128 MB of RAM. Here's a recap of my last several classes. Students log in, try to work, and have hard freezes of the clients. I presume these freezes are the result of the pixmap caching problem that people have mentioned, and setting X_RAMPERC (or XRAMPERC, I've seen both spellings online) doesn't help at all. What's more, the problem occurs with OpenOffice and a programming environment I use, not just Firefox, so the Firefox 3 environment setting trick only solves some of my problems. What's more, whenever the client freezes, students can't log back in, so I spend a great deal of my time running "sudo slay studentlogin" instead of teaching. Am I doing something wrong, or are things far less stable than they should be? Todd O'Bryan duPont Manual High School Louisville, Kentucky P.S. I'm considering switching back to the K12LTSP package, just because it's so rock-solid, but I'd hate to give up the Ubuntu/Debian goodness I've come to rely on. The thing Eric Harrison managed to do is create all the settings and extra files to make LTSP work out of the box. The cool thing about Debian's packaging system is that you can change settings, add packages, and do all the other cool stuff that he does as part of installing a package. So if we can figure out how to get everything working, creating something that works out of the box should be doable. </div>