Last I heard the Timor project had been flooded with older models so
have stepped up specifications to high end Power PC's and G3 models
and above but I could be wrong
I heard there's an organisation in the education department who
bundle decommissioned Macs from all over WA and
No,
not so
Notre Dame will take Licorice allsoughts, the tech guys down there
really know there stuff, they usually repurpose these machines with
freebsd or netbsd or another *nix and ship them to E. Timor for
teaching and infrastructure
gifthorse, mouth!
cheers
Nat
On Feb 21, 2006,
Well I told you I could be wrong :P
Can 68K processors cope with the being repurposed?
On 21/02/2006, at 11:05 AM, subscribe wrote:
No,
not so
Notre Dame will take Licorice allsoughts, the tech guys down there
really know there stuff, they usually repurpose these machines with
freebsd
I tried to give a number of older Macs to schools in East Timor
through the Bakhita organisation
http://www.bakhita.org/contact.htm under the umbrella of Notre Dame.
Below is the reply from Paddy Fagan.
regards
Kev
At 2:10 PM +0800 9/2/06, Paddy Fagan wrote:
From: Paddy Fagan [EMAIL
well thats news!,
hope they can find a carrier as it would be a shame for machines that
we consider too old to not be able to get to a good cause like the
bakhita center (thanks for the spelling correction btw)
cheers
Nat
On Feb 21, 2006, at 1:46 PM, KEVIN Lock wrote:
I tried to give a
Of course Christian
Mail boxes, fish tanks, backpacks (now that's an idea - a few straps
in the right places and a hood over the screen opening. Nice solid
case for the trek through the Andes!)
Reg
On 21 Feb 2006, at 11:11am, Christian Kotz wrote:
Well I told you I could be wrong :P
Can
I meant coping with *BSB stuff.
I actually made a satchel out of a Plus... Major chafe before even
hitting the Andes, great space for packing your pan flutes though
On 21/02/2006, at 9:19 PM, Reg Whitely wrote:
Of course Christian
Mail boxes, fish tanks, backpacks (now that's an idea - a
On 20/02/2006, at 10:55 PM, Peter Martinson wrote:
Hi everyone,
Well I've finally bitten the bullet!
I currently have about 100 -130 Mac computers, monitors and
printers (in my games room) that I was intending to set up as a
borrowing resource for students without computers.
Hi Peter,
if you contact Notre Dame University in Freo, they support a project
in Timor called the Bagita center, where they can always use extra
machines to teach local people computing skills.
cheers
Nat
On 20/02/2006, at 10:55 PM, Peter Martinson wrote:
Hi everyone,
Well I've
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