On Monday 18 February 2002 05:43, Dr. Perry Morrison wrote:
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So, Perry, what's your point? When you have a moment, read this example of
what happens in other parts of the world:
Source: The Zimbabwe Mirror at:
I think what is at issue here is the different contexts involved.
Edmond Gaible [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On simplicity: Although laptops are durable and feature low power
requirements, they're more expensive and much more difficult to service.
In school computer labs, teachers and students
What Perry Morrison mentions below is probably fine for the smaller
one-computer offices as he says. Each solution does have its merits
that make it more suitable for different situations.
The system in my proposal is a server intended for larger sites with a
number of machines, and its main
Dear GKD Members,
Currently I am starting development for a specialised Linux distribution
for use within Aid/NGO organisation offices. The design is being
specially developed to exploit Linux's superior communications abilities
under difficult conditions to deliver email via bad phone lines,
