Re: Experience of using Fedora in schools

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subhodip biswas wrote:
Nicholas Robinson wrote:
 > Does anyone have any experience of which is better, gnome or kde, for 8-13
 > year olds? On the basis of four machines, for three days, being trialled by a
 > few children, it would seem that gnome is ahead. I've always used kde though!



Some months back i posted about our bijra high school project
(http://bijra.dgplug.org) . A school completely running on Fedora 7
(GNOME) though all edu packages are installed( KDE included). LTSP 4.2
and rightnow no teacher are there students aged between 8 to 15 are
using those machines and learning by themselve. all you need to
initiate rest is a cakewalk.

There is a lot of collective experience with fedora in schools on the K12ltp (K12OSN) mail list. Some of the discussion is about booting thin clients, but once running, it all looks the same. There is a link to the mail list from here:
http://k12ltsp.org/mediawiki/index.php/Main_Page

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  Les Mikesell
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