| Did the one school with a firm LTSP commitment say they would pay for
| their LTSP server and networking equipment?
Not sure of that yet; I think there is a small budget of maybe a couple
thousand for the project. My understanding is they need more clients
and to have the existing clients
Actually UH Info and Comp Sci is working with SOny on gaming technology
for use in primary education. The side goal is also to train a bunch of
students in game console programming techniques. Chris Lee of Sony
Tri-star fame seems to also be interested in the efforts.
/brian chee
University of
Aloha,
I visited the HOSEF web site and did not find any information about a
mailing list; apologies in advance if this list is not the appropriate
venue.
We had our BILUG meeting last Saturday and discussed the possibility (as
discussed in the group IRC chat the other night) of getting some of
Thanks for the outreach, Eric. Luau is an appropriate venue since it is
sponsored by HOSEF. It's great that you guys met and have an interest in
working with the LTSP on your island. We want to send you whatever computers
and monitors that you need. It is possible that we can have their
Eric
I was just approached by a software company to setup a gaming lab.
The company wants to invest In an Opensource gaming lab here in Hawaii due
to restrictions it has on their contract in their state on the mainland.
I am not sure of all the details at this time but I thought it was a
Eric Jeschke wrote:
Aloha,
I visited the HOSEF web site and did not find any information about a
mailing list; apologies in advance if this list is not the appropriate
venue.
This list is the proper place for HOSEF discussion.
We had our BILUG meeting last Saturday and discussed the
