> 1. Open Source Philosophy This is a good one. Also, be sure to include what Free Software is compared to "Open Source Philosophy". What is Free as in Freedom Software vs. Free as in beer software? Check GNU.org and some of the stuff RMS has written. > > 2. Economics
Yea, teens love free stuff. Also explain why it would be less to a commercial equivalent for maintenance costs, and how much software with the source is worth. > > 3. Gaming with WineX ? Certainly interesting for teens. If they can get their favorite games to work under Linux in a lab, that'd probably impress a lot of students. > 4. Superiority in graphics, audio, programming? I can only really agree with the programming aspect in regards to all of these. Linux isn't exactly the best graphics platform, though I'm sure that will change soon. > 5. Maybe offer a RHCA class in the future? That is a good idea too. I've been running into a lot of teenagers with CCNAs and MCSEs, so I think it is time for some Linux certs teens too! There are some cheaper certs for Linux out there (Linux+ comes to mind), as the Redhat one is rather expensive/hard to get from what I understand. Mark -- | Mark C. Ballew | Graduate Student, University of Nevada, Reno | Homepage: http://sublinear.net | RAWUG President: http://rawug.org | UNR GS-ACM Treasurer: http://www.cs.unr.edu/~gsacm _______________________________________________ RLUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.rlug.org/mailman/listinfo/rlug
