hello all

Im looking at doing some work for schools, trying to save a lot of them
from following their LEA's advice and throwing hundreds of acorn
archimedes in the bin. no kidding.

ive had a look at armLinux, theres also three versions of BSD that run
on the Acorn variants. Does anyone know of a x-window client that can be
used on A3000/5000/7000 as a terminal client. ive only come across one,
from Gnome software, which is a bit steep at 200 quid. Fair enough, he
knows hes onto a winner, but any other suggestions would be much
appreciated!

i figure that with the *amount* of acorns in schools, that developing a
stable way of making them useful terminals will be the easiest route by
FAR to getting Linux into schools. Why try to convince them to go linux
over windows on a pC when you can tackle them on the ground that windows
could never hope to fight on>>?

also, theres the whole problem with network connections. Some of the
variants seem to come with ethernet built in (or at least a podule
included as standard), whereas others have this econet tokenring thing
goin on. are there any outlets for expansion cards that exist these
days, and are they likely to be of any use to schools with no budgets?
(ie cheep cheep).

many thanks

mike





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