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Some USB touch screens works. Sorry, I have no information how to find out which one works. And even if it works, there are problems with left button click and double-click.

We will. And jpxdude выше писал "This is working pretty much the same as it did for the Pi 2, which is great." So it already should work.

The license will never expire.
The license is bound to thin client network card MAC address.

It's possible. please wait. I'll place link for testing here.

USB device connects and disconnects in a second. From the very beginning, when usblp driver is not loaded: 11-27-38-069| [ KERNEL] [ 6.317911] usb 1-1.4: new high-speed USB device number 8 using dwc_otg 11-27-38-069| [ KERNEL] [ 6.418622] usb 1-1.4: New USB device found, idVendor=03f0, idProduct=381...

I wonder if I can use up to 5 Pi and get them connected to the same server without kick the others out.

Please, tell me in more words what do you mean by this. What is the difference between your wish and terminal services?

Please, attach terminal log file, not TFTP log.
You can Save it from Wtcenter. Make sure that you pressed the button on next screen: Or terminal log can be saved from another windows-computer. Enter terminal IP in browser address line.

In WTware Center there is an opton in Terminals configuration -> select a client -> Screens. So what should I look here or how does it work? I think I should see the screen of the client but it shows nothing. In Wtware you can use up to 4 simultaneous connections to terminal servers. They are shown...

No. We already played with Rockchips. No more processors without good supported Linux kernels. Now the only one good Linux kernel is in Raspberry.

In April. Sorry, not sure about the date.

No.

Hello. It's only in our plans to write changelogs. For now we don't have time and resources to keep changes, in many cases we're just fixing small problems. For big updates we'll write on our forum, here, ok? Releases are tied to x86 version. And new version is always better than previous. Thank you...

At first, download 5.4.22 and rewrite SD card. At the very beginning of boot press Del to Enter Setup. In text menu change network to Wifi and specify your Wifi settings.

Monitor resolution for Pi is stored in config.txt file on SD card, not in WTware configuration files. On Raspberry Pi 2 manufacturer site you can find all settings for config.txt file. By default Raspberry Pi 2 sets 1920x1080 resolution. Here is the link: http://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/con...

Shutdown RPI is simple: http://wtware.com/docs5/config.html#turnoffmenu

But there is no way to start RPI after shutdown. Only yank out the USB PSU.