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Jeffpullen: Added Raspian

2015-03-05T16:08:27Z

Added Raspian

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	* [http://ubermix.org/ Ubermix]		* [http://ubermix.org/ Ubermix]

			*[[ rasbian \| Rasbian on RasPi2]]

	== Tablet/Smartphone Operating Systems ==		== Tablet/Smartphone Operating Systems ==
	[http://cyanogenmod.org Cyanogenmod] - Customized aftermarket firmware based on Android Open Source Project, for tablets and smartphones.		[http://cyanogenmod.org Cyanogenmod] - Customized aftermarket firmware based on Android Open Source Project, for tablets and smartphones.

Jeffpullen at 21:20, 8 February 2015

2015-02-08T21:20:46Z

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	Kids on Computers promotes the use of Open Source Software. Typically we use Ubuntu or Edubuntu, but we are always looking for other distros that meet the needs of students and teachers. In many cases, donated computers with limited resources (e.g. physical memory) will perform better with a light-weight distro.		Kids on Computers promotes the use of Open Source Software. Typically we use Ubuntu or Edubuntu, but we are always looking for other distros that meet the needs of students and teachers. In many cases, donated computers with limited resources (e.g. physical memory) will perform better with a light-weight distro.

	[http://www.ubuntu.com Ubuntu]		* [http://www.ubuntu.com Ubuntu]

	[http://www.edubuntu.org Edubuntu]		* [http://www.edubuntu.org Edubuntu]

	[http://www.qimo4kids.com Qimo]		* [http://www.qimo4kids.com Qimo]

	[~~http://www.puppylinux.org Puppy Linux~~]		[[ Qimo \| Pros and Cons of Qimo ]]

	[http://www.~~lubuntu~~.~~net lubuntu]~~]		* [http://www.puppylinux.org Puppy Linux]

	[http://ubermix.org/ Ubermix]		* [http://www.lubuntu.net lubuntu]]

			* [http://ubermix.org/ Ubermix]


	== Tablet/Smartphone Operating Systems ==		== Tablet/Smartphone Operating Systems ==
	[http://cyanogenmod.org Cyanogenmod] - Customized aftermarket firmware based on Android Open Source Project, for tablets and smartphones.		[http://cyanogenmod.org Cyanogenmod] - Customized aftermarket firmware based on Android Open Source Project, for tablets and smartphones.

Randytate at 04:23, 14 June 2013

2013-06-14T04:23:01Z

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			== Desktop/Laptop Operating Systems ==
	Kids on Computers promotes the use of Open Source Software. Typically we use Ubuntu or Edubuntu, but we are always looking for other distros that meet the needs of students and teachers. In many cases, donated computers with limited resources (e.g. physical memory) will perform better with a light-weight distro.		Kids on Computers promotes the use of Open Source Software. Typically we use Ubuntu or Edubuntu, but we are always looking for other distros that meet the needs of students and teachers. In many cases, donated computers with limited resources (e.g. physical memory) will perform better with a light-weight distro.

	[[~~Ubuntu~~]]		[http://www.ubuntu.com Ubuntu]

			[http://www.edubuntu.org Edubuntu]

			[http://www.qimo4kids.com Qimo]

			[http://www.puppylinux.org Puppy Linux]

	[~~[Edubuntu~~]]		[http://www.lubuntu.net lubuntu]]

	[~~[Qimo]~~]		[http://ubermix.org/ Ubermix]

	~~[[Puppy Linux]]~~

	[~~[lubuntu]~~]		== Tablet/Smartphone Operating Systems ==
			[http://cyanogenmod.org Cyanogenmod] - Customized aftermarket firmware based on Android Open Source Project, for tablets and smartphones.

Randytate at 17:56, 31 August 2012

2012-08-31T17:56:28Z

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	Kids on Computers ~~has typically installed Edubuntu on~~ the ~~computers they give to projects~~. Edubuntu ~~has a lot of very useful resources~~ but ~~may be too bulky~~ for the ~~systems we setup~~. ~~Here is~~ a ~~list of other options for operating systems to install machines and their viability in our setups~~.		Kids on Computers promotes the use of Open Source Software. Typically we use Ubuntu or Edubuntu, but we are always looking for other distros that meet the needs of students and teachers. In many cases, donated computers with limited resources (e.g. physical memory) will perform better with a light-weight distro.

			[[Ubuntu]]

			[[Edubuntu]]

	[[Qimo]]		[[Qimo]]

	[[Puppy Linux]]		[[Puppy Linux]]

			[[lubuntu]]

RobinK: Created page with "Kids on Computers has typically installed Edubuntu on the computers they give to projects. Edubuntu has a lot of very useful resources but may be too bulky for the systems we set..."

2012-05-17T20:05:41Z

Created page with "Kids on Computers has typically installed Edubuntu on the computers they give to projects. Edubuntu has a lot of very useful resources but may be too bulky for the systems we set..."

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Kids on Computers has typically installed Edubuntu on the computers they give to projects. Edubuntu has a lot of very useful resources but may be too bulky for the systems we setup. Here is a list of other options for operating systems to install machines and their viability in our setups.

[[Qimo]]

[[Puppy Linux]]