I'd definitely be down for this. As Judah can attest, I have some experience implementing Linux in non-profit environments.
I've thought about networking a local private school with a business upgrading their workstations. Maybe a small number of computers could funnel through UM-LUG for Linux install and configuration, then placed in a classroom. I've been caught on the problem of staffing the classroom - it would take a willing teacher. Eoin On Wed, 2007-01-24 at 00:50 -0500, Matt Lee wrote: > I've recently started to look into the idea of assisting private schools and > non profits in migrating over to linux. Has anyone else already done this > sort of thing? With the summer break a few months out this seems like it is > a good time of year to come together and start planning, convincing, > whatever is needed before any actual installs take place. > > Feedback, experience, whatever? > > -Matt
