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On Sun, Jun 22, 2008 at 2:16 PM, Philip Serracino Inglott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> First off, the minutes wrongly report this idea to be mine. It was
> seb's I think. I just said we should make it into an MLUG project.
>
> Now, to business. I think we need a catchy name, something like
> FreeCoderDisc or "The IT Student's Open  Resource Bundle" = TITS-ORB
>
> Also it is about promoting Open Source, not making life easy for
> students! But in any case with regards to databases, web servers
> etc... I thought it was about providing development tools, not actual
> infrastructures. Good text editors, ides etc. I think that should be
> the priority.
> Other wise we can provide a whole LAMP stack like XAMPP, and all of cygwin.
>
> Also should we include web development stuff? i.e. FireFox with
> Firebug and Webdeveloper and greasemonkey?
>
> How about embeded development? i.e. should we think about engineering
> students? AVR cross-compilers, PCB design etc?
> I think we should also try and target MCAST students if we can. and
> include a few goodies like putty and pdfcreator
>
> Philip
>
>
>
> 2008/6/22 Ramon Casha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > apache with useful modules like php, perl, mono, subversion etc.
> > TortoiseSVN
> >
> > Ramon Casha
> >
> > 2008/6/21 Sebastian Cachia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >>
> >> Started some work on the University OpenDisk idea Philip had. The
> software
> >> in square brackets is what is currently used. I think it would be
> something
> >> good to ensure all software has both a Linux and Windows version. That
> way
> >> we could get students using the software on Windows, and then use their
> >> familiarity with those packages to move them over to Linux.
> >>
> >> There are a number of applications I have listed, for which I know no
> >> suitable substitute offhand. Also, I haven't included any software that
> >> would be required in 3rd and 4th years as I haven't got there yet.
> >>
> >> General Development
> >> - OpenJDK [JDK]
> >> - Mono [.Net Framework]
> >> - Eclipse or Netbeans [Eclipse or Netbeans]
> >> - MonoDevelop [Visual Studio, Visual Studio Express Editions]
> >>
> >> Functional/Declarative Programming
> >> - HUGS [WinHugs]
> >> - SWI Prolog [WinProlog]
> >>
> >> Diagramming
> >> - ? [Visio, SmartDraw]
> >>
> >> Engineering
> >> - ? [PSpice]
> >> - ? [Matlab]
> >> - ? [Emu8086]
> >>
> >> Databases
> >> - mySQL [Oracle]
> >> - ? [WinRDBI]
> >>
> >> Compiling Techniques
> >> - JFlex [JFlex]
> >>
> >> Applied Graphic Design
> >>  - ? [PolyRay]
> >>
> >>
> >> Anyway, that is what I have so far... Anybody know of any better
> >> alternatives, other subjects, or things I have overlooked?
> >>
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