__/ [ NoStop ] on Friday 30 March 2007 21:12 \__
> Doug Mentohl wrote:
>
>> 'Science teachers noted that it's impossible to teach children computer
>> literacy without using Windows. Secondly because there is no central
>> authority responsible for development this makes it difficult to obtain
>> meaningfully technical advice'
>>
> "computer literacy" and "Windows" shouldn't be used in the same sentence,
> paragraph, page, or book.
The way a computer operates is replaced by the way a computer is exploited.
Maybe in the cybercrime curriculum, Windows is a must-have skill.
>> 'Experts are united in their opinion that Linux can be used only by
>> technically skilled people with an extensive computer knowledge.
>> Supporters of free software say the opposite, that the move is not
>> difficult'
>>
>> http://www.permoboz.ru/txt.php?n=4971
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