What's the link (googling wasn't very fruitful)?? Is there a DL of it??

Cheers

Jason

Hamish McBrearty wrote:

Just a quick thought here, they should take a look at the Tux4Kids live
CD. It's based on Knoppix but aimed at kids with all kinds of games and
neat stuff for them to play with. I've been meaning to throw it at the
Early Childhood students here when they next bug me about software :o)



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Chris Hellyar wrote:


Just to put the cat among the parrots...


(Penguins, surely?)


I'm likely to start something ugly here, but OpenOffice on linux with
(for eg) a P166 and 32Mb of ram is just not a good advert for OSS.
Windows 98 and Office 97 will piss all over it for performance and
usability.  Especially in the environment the advertiser is in.

. . .  I know that if you use a 4 bit pallet and
Scungey Bob's window manager it will run on a single transistor stuffed
into a can of coke.  I'm talking reality, not what an enthusiast is
prepared to call usable.



Ken McAllister says: This is the hardware.

Pentium I, 133 Mhz, 64 Mb, no HD, no floppy, no CD
Pentium I, 133 Mhz, 32 Mb
Pentium II, 233 Mhz, 64 Mb
Pentium II, 233 Mhz, 64 Mb (that makes two)
Pentium III, speed not noted, no Ram
Pentium III, 550 Mhz, 128 Mb
Scanner and assorted printers

Alison would like two machines running an office suite, for the staff,
and three games machines, less urgent,  for children under 5.  It would
be nice but not necessary for the staff machines to be connected.  I
expect that the staff would like to use the Web too.

They have no money, being in the middle of expanding and doubling their
floor space,  but in a place like Spreydon it is surprising what people
will dip into their pockets for.  I am sure that helpers would not be
out-of-pocket.  It is important that the software is legitimate.

To repeat the ad. and phone number:"Preschool have a need of licensed
copies of Windows 98 and Microsoft  Office software.  We have been given
5 computers for children and staff  but lack the software.  Can you
help?  Please contact Alison on 338 5468"







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