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On 20/05/14 16:27, Simon Avery wrote:
I know several young people (all under 14) who already use Linux (mainly on laptops) if we are going to change things, it may be worth looking in to how we can support / encourage the next generation, they will support each other, but there are times when that little bit of weird knowhow of a command or some obscure utility comes in useful. Not saying we should leave grown ups on the wayside, if they want to learn and try Linux we support them, if not then let them be, just remind them each time they get a virus or some other software issue there is the free software route. I think Trevor in Brixham had a similar approach, will fix windows, on the condition he can dual boot said PC to Linux, it seems that that resulted in requests for Windows to be removed. Paul
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