Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-edu (229 mails)

[Keith <joyfull@xxxxxxx>]

I'm thinking of taking 2 of my computers there sometime and trying to 
integrate with their system, and see what happens, after I get more 
practise here at home.  
No formal group around here, but i'm starting one.  Most home school 
people are fiercely independent, well educated, and love freedom the way 
the founding fathers intended it.  (Most of whom were home schooled)...
The city I came from had a large group of 200 kids, but generally only 
for group events, gym, yearbooks, some classes, etc

tom poe wrote:

> On Thursday 11 April 2002 09:28, Keith wrote:
>
> > I home educate my daughter.
> > I'm conversing with the local Librarian about converting their system to
> > Linux.  Its a small rural library, and Micro$ license fees are way too
> > much....Keith
>
> Hi, Keith:  That's great!  Is there good support at the community level in 
> your area?
>
> What does the librarian think about possibly having your group [I'm assuming 
> you're working with a home schooling group in the community] place a computer 
> at the library to connect to their network?  That's an interesting idea, you 
> have.  
> Thanks,
> Tom Poe
> Reno, NV, USA
> http://www.studioforrecording.org/
> http://www.ibiblio.org/studioforrecording/
> http://renotahoe.pm.org/
>
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