Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-edu (332 mails)

[Chris Howells <chrish@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Hi Jono,

On Friday 01 February 2002 2:35 pm, Jonathan Bacon wrote:

> This is a great idea. I do have some suggestions though:
>
> 	- Firstly, use Debian. with debian  you make use of the Debian
> Jr project if needed -also package management is better, and you coulds
> have educational packages as a unique apt source. This way you could
> write a KDE program that can list the educational packages on the server
> and someone can point and click to download it. This would make
> administration easy.

Interesting idea, but unfortunately I'm not too keen on Debian for this 
purpose for a few reasons. The main one is that woody has been eternally in 
beta, and potato is way too out of date.

> 	- If you need help...I will try to help where I can...and I am
> sure I can persuade some pals of mine to get on board.

That would have been useful :)

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Cheers, Chris Howells -- chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, howells@xxxxxxx
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