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--- wiki:advanced:tce:install [2017/01/09 19:07]
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+++ wiki:advanced:tce:install [2023/12/19 23:57] (current)
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   * X2Go Thin Client hardware (can be everything from e.g. Pentium III, AMD Athlon upwards), main requirement is that the thin client hardware box contains a network card that is PXE/Etherboot capable
-===== X2Go TCE / Debian squeeze/wheezy/jessie =====
+===== X2Go TCE / Debian jessie/bullseye =====
-<note>The current X2Go TCE can be based on and has been tested against Debian GNU/Linux (squeeze, wheezy and jessie). Since June 2011 we have working packages available in our Debian repository on ''packages.x2go.org''. The latest test against Debian jessie have been performed around Nov 2013.</note>
+<note>The current X2Go TCE can be based on and has been tested against Debian GNU/Linux (jessie and bullseye). Since June 2011 we have working packages available in our Debian repository on ''packages.x2go.org''. The latest test against Debian jessie have been performed around Nov 2013.</note>
 In the following description we will describe a simple X2Go TCE installation, using two separate hosts as X2Go Server and X2Go PXE Server. The explanation presumes that you either install on Debian GNU/Linux or Ubuntu GNU/Linux. If you (for testing purposes) use the same machine as X2Go Server and X2Go PXE Server, please perform described steps for either of the machines on the same system.
-The resulting X2Go Thin Client chroot will be a Debian GNU/Linux (wheezy) system by default.
+The resulting X2Go Thin Client chroot will be a Debian GNU/Linux (bullseye) system by default.
 :!: **Before you continue!**

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