> Chris Lale wrote:
Deryk Barker wrote: What I was wodnering was this: it seemed a good
idea to produce our own distribution which we could hand to the
students (particularly the first years, some of whom have very little
experience) for them to install on their home systems and have the
same desk
Deryk Barker wrote:
What I was wodnering was this: it seemed a good idea to produce our
own distribution which we could hand to the students (particularly the
first years, some of whom have very little experience) for them to
install on their home systems and have the same desktop setup as at
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also sprach Deryk Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.12.10.0420 +0100]:
> What I was wodnering was this: it seemed a good idea to produce our
> own distribution which we could hand to the students (particularly the
> first years, some of whom have very little experience) for them to
> install on thei
Hello.
My situation is much similar to yours. We badly need a way to make it
possible to install a given custom subset of Debian by people with almost
no Linux (or even general computer usage) experience.
Additional requirement here is that everything should be in russian. Not a
single english
My department has recently (hallelujah!) and after much controversy
decided to install linux in our labs. It will have to be dual bot with
Windoze, but that's life, and by the by.
What I was wodnering was this: it seemed a good idea to produce our
own distribution which we could hand to the studen
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