> I know we've talked about this before, but here's a different take. A > faculty member here teaches a computer/networking course to K-12 teachers. > All agree that it would be beneficial and cost effective to start using > more Linux and less MS in K-12. The problem is some schools don't have > lots of money for computers, and are currently still running Pentium 1 > class systems with 16m or 32m memory.
> With this type of system, they'd like a GUI and a basic word processor. > Obvious KDE/Gnome or Openoffice is out of the question. Graphical install > would be nice, but not required. Anyone have any suggestions or > experience with this? Debian Stable. Install a window manager like WindowMaker or Blackbox and then pick a word processor like Abiword. I also like the idea that someone else put forward of using them as thin clients.
