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How We Implemented Linux in Our Ministry
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| Like many other people, our church and, more
| importantly, our Christian school, ran the
| Windows operating system on all computers. We
| have about 15 computers in classrooms in
| addition to our computer lab of 25 computers.
| They were not the greatest computers to begin
| with â Pentium 3, 8GB HDD, 64-128 Mb of RAM â
| but that soon changed. We were given a large
| donation of 65 Dell Optiplex GX260s one year
| ago. Still not up to todayâs standards, but a
| huge improvement over what we had and adequate
| for our current needs.
|
| [...]
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| There had to be a responsible alternative. And
| there was. The answer was found in the Ubuntu
| Linux operating system. Now, there are many
| variations (distributions) of Linux, but I
| have been using Ubuntu since 2006 on my
| personal computers.
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http://gabrielforster.com/2010/02/how-we-implemented-linux-in-our-ministry/
Recent:
An open letter to Andrew Holness and the Jamaican Ministry of Education
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| I am convinced the government has been lacklustre in pursuing technologies
| such as Linux, Open Source and notions such as FOSS. Brazil, Mexico and India
| are already using these to bring technology more cheaply to their nation.
| There are also revolutionary methods of implementing technology in the class
| room all throughout the Americas.
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http://www.caribbeannetnews.com/news-18508--7-7--.html
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