Yes yes, I have been doing screencasting to document processes for a few clients, and some basic platform installs would make great youtube/g-vid walkthroughs OS X and Windows installations are super-easy for most open-source apps; those requiring X-windows or a local MySQL server (if not bundled) are slightly tricker but excellent examples for a walkthrough. I've tried WAMPP and XXAMP and MAMP or whatever they were, a few bundled Apache/MySQL/PHP/Perl/etc packages which ease full local webdev on common desktop & laptop systems.
I'm not familiar with LedgerSMB(?) or its requirements, but I'm always pointing folks to opensourcewindows.org and opensourcemac.org as good starting places to tool up :)) ciao4now, Ben PS - Turtle, have they stopped using direct current or something??? ;) On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 10:21 PM, Alan Crandall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 12:10 AM 7/21/2008, you wrote: > >> Hi all >> I am thinking of putting together a series of classes this winter Jan - >> Mar >> Focusing on Opensource Software for professional use. >> I am looking for interested presenters, sponsors and local IT's and coders >> that support the software or use it. >> The Idea is to make the classes free or most of the classes free depending >> on >> the cost of the presenters and there travel expenses. Some of the classes >> may >> include handouts or books and will have a fee for the book. >> Software on the list so far is: >> Ledgersmb -accounting >> Qcad - drafting >> Openoffice -office >> Gimp / Inkscape - illustration / photography >> Scribus - Desktop publishing. >> >> Any ideas input discussion welcome. >> > any way this could be an online class ? > _______________________________________________ > EUGLUG mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.euglug.org/mailman/listinfo/euglug >
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