Re: [seul-edu] Re: M$ Audits (long) [was Re: MS targeting...]

[tom poe <tompoe@renonevada.net>]

On Wednesday 24 April 2002 04:04, Michael Shigorin wrote:
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>
> Yes -- and here goes one more thing.
>
> Due to portability of large quantity of core applications that
> can -- and "must" -- be used (and "compatible") in education, we
> can demonstrate the software in win32 versions.
>
> Go burn CD with win32 OpenOffice, Mozilla, GIMP, MySQL -- well,
> LiteSTEP, TuxRacer and Solfege :-) -- and show it to the people
> who *have* to decide which way to go.  We're after commercial
> firms with this here and now.
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Hi:  This sounds like a possible "model".  Can you take a few minutes and 
elaborate for an audience that might want to see a spec sheet, and maybe some 
instructions on how to set it up?  We could build a HOWTO from that, and 
pretty soon, we'd have a nice setup that everyone could build from.  Another 
idea would be the K12LTSP project: http://dot.kde.org/1015251670/

This might be a good starting "model" that could be evaluated and coordinated?
Thanks,
Tom Poe
Reno, NV
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