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Date: Thu,  3 Aug 2006 09:33:45 +0200
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Subject: [9fans] Best installation for a standalone desktop
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Hola,

I have been wondering what the best Plan 9 installation for a standalone  
desktop machine would be. Initially I had been thinking the default  
terminal installation was a good choice, but it seems to not require the  
user to actually log in - or is there a way on a standalone terminal to  
require authentication?

As far as I am understanding things, I need to configure the machine as a  
cpu and authentication server to use it as a standalone desktop machine  
where users need to authenticate to log in?

What is the reccomended installation for a standalone desktop machine?
/c