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Although my University has a large Unix system also and while it runs
many debian-based systems, my experience is that it is even more
difficult to set up a free GIS environment (the Geoinformatica for
example) there - so in fact the Windows solution is not so bad after
all. And as
Tim Michelsen kirjoitti:
Hello,
I don't know if this is the right place to discuss this but I just start.
We have OSGeo-edu, a working group and a list. The edu-list might be a
better place to discuss this, so I include all your message in this and
set replies to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At my
Hi Tim,
I am not sure if using open source alternatives for education does
necessarily mean that your students learn more than just pressing
buttons in the right order. Actually, I guess this is one of the major
arguments against open source software: it's the lack of user-friendly
interfaces
Hello,
I don't know if this is the right place to discuss this but I just start.
At my university open source is little used in eductaion and research.
There are only a few single warriors who care about it.
We have serveral departments that use GIS programs. Each of them buys
normally the
