Yes, I was posting it for discussion and to solicit feedback on what other people think.
If I understand correctly, the Windows machines for the adult class are currently sent out without a modem. If people do want them, there is a charge for installation and configuration. Is that correct? Regards, - Robert ----- On 08/31/2007 04:59 PM, Kenneth E Walter wrote: > This is new info. > You should discuss this with Theresa! > > Robert Citek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 08/31/2007 10:14 AM, Kenneth E. Walter wrote: >> http://wiki.bworks.org/doku.php/etch:linux-graduate-machine-install > > Do we still want to include modems? > > I ask because I am wondering if it would not make more sense to do > targeted installs. That is, rather than install the modem, we could > offer to install the modem for them once they are sure they will get > dial-up. That saves us on work, saves us on getting modems, and ensures > that installed modems will actually be used. From the people that I > have called, none of them are going with dial-up. They either are not > getting Internet service or they are going with some kind of broadband. > >> http://wiki.bworks.org/doku.php/etch:linux-graduate-machine-finalize > > Can we automate those tests? > > Something like insert floppy, insert CD, then run a script in > /root/bworks/ which tests for a bunch of stuff. > > Regards, > - Robert
