Hi,
Olivier Berger wrote:
This solves the problem of system adminsitration, but not of the educational applications, that teachers and students really need.
Well, at my sister's school they currently have a WinNT server with Win98 on all the boxes. They use MS Office for most things, and Visual BASIC for teaching programming. I believe the art and music departments have specialist programs too.
Maybe we should first concentrate on propagating GNU/linux in that way that at least some of the pc's have it installed? Telling someone to switch a few pc's to "try it out" and give students the chance to use it, instead of the entire computer class. In my experience, after that GNU/Linux sells itself. ;)
cya,
wds