On Sun, Sep 4, 2011 at 11:33 AM, jitendra <[email protected]> wrote: > Advertise a list of educational applications > > already included in BOSS > tested but not included on BOSS > used successfully in Kerala/Gujarat > make spoken-tutorials from IITB part of the bundle. > > Find a crack in the system : Dr Rajgopal in CDAC Chennai/ Dr Rajaram Sharma > in NCERT have been supporting FOSS . Urge them to include these in bundled > BOSS . They may show some difficulties. Solve them, if easy. Get govt > support some way to solve if necessary. > Failing to get a response : make appeals to some school authorities and > advertise thru YouTube/Facebook the power of free and open source software > > NOTE : I have no negative comments on any negative approach. >
negative approach is only to halt, if possible the damage they do by installing a virus dualbooting with a virtue. My experience suggests dualboots don't work in an ecosystem that knows only how to support a virus. When a virtue is forced as a policy, a new ecosystem develops, as the Kerala experience demonstrates. Therefore, attempts to remove or halt preinstalled virus should still be on our top options. We have to spend more energy in a dualboot environemnt than a virtue booted environment. negative approach is to seek an answer using the existing legal means to know why they have not exercised the positive approach that already exists. -- GN _______________________________________________ network mailing list [email protected] http://lists.fosscom.in/listinfo.cgi/network-fosscom.in
