Operating system help.

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Hrmm.. I have a question about operating system and I am somewhat stunned on,
I’m looking for an operating system that would allow me to install it on a
base server or terminal that would run 24/7 365 and I would be able to have
separate computers around the house that would allow me to run and use the
software on the base terminal/server and also I could it would allow me to
login with more than one computer at the same time. So umm is there an OS
that I could use for this? And hardware (servers or based pcs) any help would
be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
 
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Pegasus \(MVP\)

dave said:
Hrmm.. I have a question about operating system and I am somewhat stunned on,
I'm looking for an operating system that would allow me to install it on a
base server or terminal that would run 24/7 365 and I would be able to have
separate computers around the house that would allow me to run and use the
software on the base terminal/server and also I could it would allow me to
login with more than one computer at the same time. So umm is there an OS
that I could use for this? And hardware (servers or based pcs) any help would
be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

You could use a member of the Windows Server family
and use it as a "Terminal Server".
 
K

Kerry Brown

dave said:
Hrmm.. I have a question about operating system and I am somewhat
stunned on, I'm looking for an operating system that would allow me
to install it on a base server or terminal that would run 24/7 365
and I would be able to have separate computers around the house that
would allow me to run and use the software on the base
terminal/server and also I could it would allow me to login with more
than one computer at the same time. So umm is there an OS that I
could use for this? And hardware (servers or based pcs) any help
would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

You need what is called a terminal server. If you want to use Windows on the
clients you need a Windows based server.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/terminalservices/default.mspx

If you want to use Linux on the clients there is a Linux version as well.

http://www.ltsp.org/
 

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