Dear  Alan:

Because most of students use Windows, so my first step is let him/her
try some freeware or open source software but not need to format /
install.

MY Step 1:

I use  this website
http://portableapps.com/

Teach them to use some freeware, like gimp, pidgin, eclipse, with USB
flash disk or in the directory.

or some good freeware like Clonezilla
http://clonezilla.org/

To help them backup or restore their PC not use  Norton Ghost®.  ^^




Step 2:
If they feel  good with some application, like LibreOffice or
pidgin.....and the others.
I will suggest them to install  in their  WIndows.



Step 3:

Tell them, they can't  bring their PC / Notebook to travel or
everywhere because it's too heavy.
^__^
We teach how to use  SUSE Studio  in Class, help them create their own
iso to create live CD or DVD

They love to use live CD / DVD at home or in class.


Some idea from my class ^^
Wish it's help for you


Best regards



Max







2011/6/7 Alan Clark <[email protected]>:
>
>
>>>> On 6/5/2011 at 09:15 AM, in message
> <[email protected]>, Max 
> <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>> Dear  ALL:
>>
>> First, I am very happy to meet openSUSE guys in India ( GNOME.Asia 2011)
>> ^___^
>>
>> I upload some pictures at flickr  (
>> http://www.flickr.com/groups/opensuse/pool/page2/ )
>> I am sorry about I didn't write any report to you.  Orz............
>>
>>
>> At GNOME.Asia 2011, we use GNOME3 with openSUSE iso  (
>> http://www.gnome3.org/tryit.html ), and  isohybird command to create
>> usb linux for people.
>>
>> Just two simple steps.
>>
>> Step 1:
>> # isohybrid    xxxopenSUSExxx.iso
>>
>> ( isohybird command is include in syslinux package)
>>
>> Step2:
>>
>> # cat   xxxxopenSUSExxx.iso   >   /dev/sdx
>>
>> ( /dev/sdx is the usb device)
>>
>>
>> ----------------------- May ----------------------------------
>>
>> I teach my student openSUSE linux and use some open source application
>> this year.
>
> Max,  Thanks for the report!
>
> When you teach Linux, can you give me an idea of the topics that you cover?
>
> thanks,
>
> Alan Clark
>
>>
>> At Ming Chi University of Technology (
>> http://english.mcut.edu.tw/onweb.jsp?webno=3333333330 )
>>
>> They love to use openSUSE at all. ^__^  ( Maybe in the course )
>>
>>
>> We had two seminar at 2 different college.
>>
>> Ling Tung University  ( http://webov.ltu.edu.tw/Eng_Ltu/ )
>> and
>> National Formosa University  ( http://www.nfu.edu.tw/main.php  )
>>
>> About " SUSEStudio " and "Nagios with openSUSE"
>> And they got  openSUSE DVD for their teacher and students.
>> They really want to learn more with openSUSE and freeware.
>>
>>
>> Write an article "openSUSE and Hadoop" with  Linux Pilot Magazine in May
>> It's a paper magazine in Hongkong, China, and Taiwan
>> http://www.linuxpilot.com/issue/102
>>
>>
>> Thanks openSUSE, thanks Jos, thanks every Ambassador.
>> And I just got some openSUSE DVD with GNOME 3
>>
>> ^__________^   I will use it to promote openSUSE and GNOME
>>
>>
>> Sorry, I am not a good ambassador, I am not write a good report XD
>>
>>
>> Best regards
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Max
>>
>
>
>



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