Then, you should indeed show the example and only use and make your students use free software. Trisquel is certainly the easier 100%-free GNU/Linux distribution to use and administrate. With a large number of packages readily available in the repository. That said, you may not be the only professor choosing the operating system(s) running in the school.
The free software concepts are philosophical and political. Introduce them!
In my university, I give a 1:40-hour talk about free software every semester.
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