Difference between revisions of "Talk:Linux Distribution Choices for SCIT students"
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Distributions, such as CAELinux offer STech students the ability to work with opensource technical software -- and thence get skills they can take with them and use on their own machines. | Distributions, such as CAELinux offer STech students the ability to work with opensource technical software -- and thence get skills they can take with them and use on their own machines. | ||
| − | Perhaps it would be interesting to have some opensource SIGs | + | Perhaps it would be interesting to have some opensource SIGs -- and where would it be supported? |
Latest revision as of 10:17, 1 September 2013
Ubuntu has moved on to use the Unity desktop.
I find this difficult to get to grips with and find loaded programs etc...
Also.
Distributions, such as CAELinux offer STech students the ability to work with opensource technical software -- and thence get skills they can take with them and use on their own machines.
Perhaps it would be interesting to have some opensource SIGs -- and where would it be supported?
