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Re: Linux in high schools.

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Subject: Re: Linux in high schools.
From: Adam Tauno Williams <adam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 04 Jun 2001 10:10:55 -0400 (EDT)
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>If a class is given for Linux in a School environment, Count me in. I
>would like to know more options for this computing system.

So, what issues would be important (or is important in general) to use of a
system in an academic enviroment more-so or other than in a "normal" (whatever
that is) enviroment?

It would seem to me account management would be a BIG issue.  Am I correct?

Systems and Network Administrator
Morrison Industries
1825 Monroe Ave NW.
Grand Rapids, MI. 49505

References:
- Re: Linux in high schools.
  - From: bob
- Re: Linux in high schools.
  - From: Adam Williams
- Re: Linux in high schools.
  - From: Scott Van Singel

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