> Are you talking about cloud computing?
> 
> I've been wandering how that would actually work. I mean, if
> we all get rid of our boot devices and use "the cloud" to
> boot our computers and run our apps, how would we configure
> our computers to know what server(s) to boot from? How would
> TDE tie into that (as in, how will it work being loaded from
> "the cloud", and how would the TDE desktop environment
> change as a whole)? I know that's thinking way far in
> advance as far as TDE goes, but I'm just curious ;-)

I got the impression of terminal servers rather than the cloud. For example, running Trinity in a LTSP (Linux Terminal Server Project) environment.

And probably a good subject to merge into the discussion about optimizing Trinity. :) In fact, optimizing Trinity for an LTSP environment would be a great way to use old PI and PII hardware. Those machines come with 10/100 network support. Trinity could be an ideal desktop for LTSP environments. :)

Darrell