Just Trisquel, regular Trisquel, is fine. You don't need anything special for
a general teenage audience. Maybe install GNOME Shell if you really want to.
http://primtux.fr/
The state government in my locality has decided to include free software as
part of education curriculum in government schools. But I recently came to
know that the Operating System used by the government schools are a fork of
Edubuntu GNU/Linux.
Edubuntu GNU/Linux contains binary blobs
Yea. You should tell your representatives, or whoever sets up the computers.
Oh, and smack them a few times for using such outdated software!
Add TuxType to that list.
i don’t see why you could not just use Trisquel
Well, Trisquel GNU/Linux was the first name that came to my mind as it is a
full fledged project and always come handy.
But if any free software enthusiast/community has previously worked on
similar project then won't it be easy to customize
it also depends what computers your using
do you have the computers ranging in specification?
do they all have at least 1GB of ram?
if they have less then trisquel mini
or regular trisquel with something like icewm or mate/xfce would be good
i don’t see why you could not just use trisquel and/or trisquel mini
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What about using standard Trisquel 7 and adding the listed programs,
if they aren't already present? I think you can even make a special
live dvd with your additions.
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TOAST isn't based on Ubuntu 10.04, where'd you get that idea? Just like the
other Trisquel 7 editions, it's based on Ubuntu 14.04. That's a 4 year
difference!
Oh, I forgot to add Tux paint to the above list.
And yes, most software in that distribution are old. They should have taken a
bit more care to include Libre office instead of open office suit and a
decent free replacement for the Mozilla Firefox.
But that said, mostly these are political
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