Ubuntu test
Last night I downloaded the latest version (6.06) of Ubuntu and Xubuntu Linux (we already had Kubuntu). I made a few copies.
I plugged a notebook into the internet and installed Ubuntu and, while there, a few more games, educational packages and office tools. It was genuinely a piece of cake to do. The ease impressed me.
I took the notebook and a few of the Ubuntu and Kubuntu CD's into a couple of classes and invited some students to have a go. They found the games quickly and really enjoyed them. I was inviting another student to have a go on the laptop and the student next to him said "Go on, have a go, they're cool games"
Ubuntu is a free alternative to Windows.
I plugged a notebook into the internet and installed Ubuntu and, while there, a few more games, educational packages and office tools. It was genuinely a piece of cake to do. The ease impressed me.
I took the notebook and a few of the Ubuntu and Kubuntu CD's into a couple of classes and invited some students to have a go. They found the games quickly and really enjoyed them. I was inviting another student to have a go on the laptop and the student next to him said "Go on, have a go, they're cool games"
Ubuntu is a free alternative to Windows.
posted by Wara @ 5:27 pm
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