What about making a Fedora for education. You could have 2 versions. An easy to 
use and learn version like the Suger OS found on the OLPC. And another that is 
closer to a windows desktop. It would be much cheaper for schools to upgrade to 
a free and open source OS and the community and help available would help a 
lot. I know I have spoken to a few schools who were very interested in an open 
source OS made for education uses. 


[Matt]^_^

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> Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 09:15:55 +0530
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: Small Businesses WILL need a Red Hat Linux suited for them!!!
> 
> Matt Strawder wrote:
>> I belive that if a small business solution were to be made from Red Hat, it 
>> would have to be easy to switch from a server edition to a desktop edition. 
>> It would have to have all Open Office apps including all fonts and picture 
>> options (Things like word art and pic art). The desktop would also need to 
>> be very very close to windows. All options would have to be in the same 
>> position. All menus organised the same way. An idea might also be to have a 
>> school edition. I know I have had a couple schools run on Linux destros and 
>> I had to point them to Ed instead of Fedora because Edubuntu is made for 
>> schools. These are just my opinions and I have worked more with schools than 
>> small business as far as getting people to use Linux.
>> 
> 
> Folks, this is really not the place to discuss Red Hat product 
> decisions.  We don't really have any input on that process and it is 
> purely a internal product management decision. Unless the discussion is 
> really specific to marketing Fedora and how you can contribute, it does 
> not belong in this list.
> 
> Rahul
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