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[seul-edu] Wireless Lab

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Subject: [seul-edu] Wireless Lab
From: "John L. Johnson" <Johnson_J5@firn.edu>
Date: Sat, 9 Mar 2002 20:54:39 -0500 (EST)
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Our school just implemented a wireless PC lab (20 laptops in a cart 
which plugs in to the LAN via CAT5 in the classroom. The funny thing is, 
we can't afford software for them (duh). At my suggestion, we installed 
Star Office 5.2 for Windows and it is great. Now for the major leap of 
faith...

Would Linux support this type of lab configuration? I'm a new user to 
Linux and am dreaming about a grant to set up a wireless lab of 30 
laptops. Any input (yes, it is possible or forget it dude) would be 
great. If you have any ballpark dollar amounts that would be interesting 
too.

John Johnson
West Shore Jr/Sr High School
Melbourne, Florida

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