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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Open Source in Schools
With the economic funk we all find ourselves in, what better time to see a fundamental shift to free and open source software. And to some extent, we are seeing schools look at other tools instead of proprietary software. Of course alternate browsers like Firefox are getting a look due to security concerns with certain [...]
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Tagged audacity, gimp, linux, Open Office, open source, schools, ubuntu, xandros
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Dell Mini 12″ Now With Ubuntu
Yup, the 12″ are now selling with Ubuntu from the Dell website (Click the picture for the link). Our school system purchased a 9″ with Ubuntu, which we were happy with and seek to deploy into elementary schools to rival our eeePCs running Xandros. Now we have a larger machine for upper-elementary, and possibly middle [...]