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Re: [LUG] opencd - education edition

 

On Thursday 16 August 2007 15:12, Rob Beard wrote:
> Quoting Mark Jose <kernowyon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> > On Thursday 16 August 2007 09:31, Paul Sutton wrote:
> >> This looks interesting too,  open cd education edition,
> >>
> >> http://www.theopencd.org/education
> >>
> >> Paul
> >
> > I couldn't spot any list of what the cd includes. The list of programs
> > seems to link to the standard OpenCD contents. Could be me of course - is
> > there a list?
>
> You have to follow the Mininova link provided.
>
> Here's the description...
>
> Finally the first 'proper' release! A fork from the popular
> theopencd.org, this software is aimed directly at students aged 10-21+
> giving the necessary tools to help them complete homework/coursework
> assignments and succeed in school without the need for rich/generous
> parents/guardians to buy them the tools they need, or having to resort
> to piracy. This is the first proper release and most of the spelling,
> grammar, navigation and layout issues should have been fixed from the
> betas. A lot of product pages have been updated with more kid friendly
> speech, some graphics have been revamped, and new versions of several
> applications are included (see changes below). Please help out by
> giving to friends, family, enemies and school teachers. Help make
> education accessible for all.
>
> Software includes:
>
> Open Office
> Dia - new version!
> Scribus
> GanttProject
> FreeMind
> PDF Creator
>
> Firefox - new version!
> Thunderbird
> Pidgin - new version!
> NVU
> RSSOwl
>
> GIMP - new version!
> Inkscape
> Blender
> Tuxpaint - new version!
>
> VLC - new version!
> Jashaka
> Audacity
> Infra Recorder - new version!
>
> Nasa Worldwind
> GraphCalc
> Celestia
> Stellarium
>
> and many more....
>
> All software should be used in accordance with its own licence and we
> can take no responsibility for what this cd may do to your machines!
> Though I doubt that a html cd can do very much.
>
> Please feel free to distribute to friends, family, enemies and school
> teachers/technicians.
>
> Everything here runs on the Windows operating system, each program has
> different specs, check them out their own websites. Feedback to
> openeducationcd (atttter) yahoo (dottter) com Thanks!

Thanks Rob. A couple of projects I have not come across there, so I shall 
check those out

Mark

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