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]]> http://owened.net/2006/07/17/windows-98ment-and-windows-xp-sp1-support-termination/comment-page-1#comment-315 Tatey Wed, 26 Jul 2006 21:40:50 +0000 http://oblong.gotdns.org/2006/07/17/windows-98ment-and-windows-xp-sp1-support-termination/#comment-315 If you're serious about rolling out Edubuntu, I'd recommend you to jump on to the Ubuntu-AU usergroup, and pop around #ubuntu-au. There are a few teachers in there, all facing similar issues. You could probably discuss various topics with them. I for one, am all about promoting linux in educational facilities. Why should a student have to fork out $$$ to pay for MS Windows and MS Office just to be able to perform educational work. If you’re serious about rolling out Edubuntu, I’d recommend you to jump on to the Ubuntu-AU usergroup, and pop around #ubuntu-au. There are a few teachers in there, all facing similar issues. You could probably discuss various topics with them. I for one, am all about promoting linux in educational facilities. Why should a student have to fork out $$$ to pay for MS Windows and MS Office just to be able to perform educational work.

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