Tag Archives: Edubuntu

Full Circle Magazine Issue #5 released

By boredandblogging | Published: 2007-10-02

Full Circle – the Ubuntu Community Magazine has released issue #5, with great how-tos, interviews and articles. This issue comes with: Fluxbuntu – Step-by-step Install How-To : Report Bugs with Launchpad, CoLoCo Edubuntu Presentation, From VMware to VirtualBox and Learning Scribus Pt.5. Review of Bridge Construction Kit. Preview of Gusty Gibbon Letters, Q&A, MyDesktop, MyPC, […]

Issue #4 of Full Circle released!

By boredandblogging | Published: 2007-08-31

Full Circle – the Ubuntu Community Magazine has released issue #4, with great how-tos, interviews and articles. This issue comes with: Edubuntu – What's in it for the kids? How-To: Hosting Code on Launchpad, Learning Scribus part 4, and Keep your kids safe in Ubuntu Preview of Miro 0.9.8 Interview with Ubuntu Developer Colin Watson […]

Singapore charity creates Edubuntu computer lab for terminally ill children

By boredandblogging | Published: 2007-08-04

The Singapore Linux Meetup Group (SLMG) and Club Rainbow, a charity that provides services for terminally ill children, have teamed up to create a 10 seat Edubuntu computer lab for the kids. Using donated hardware from the Overseas Family School and National University of Singapore, the Linux Meetup Group used the power of LTSP (Linux […]

Edubuntu in the news!

By boredandblogging | Published: 2007-07-05

Edubuntu at Technology In Education Conference The Colorado Local Community Team manned a Canonical/Ubuntu booth at the Technology in Education Conference in Copper Mountain. The general consensus was that the Ubuntu session turned out to be “the cool session” amongst all of the conference attendees for that day, nearly one thousand classroom teachers, administrators and […]

Kubuntu German Community at LinuxTag Live!

By boredandblogging | Published: 2007-05-30

The German Kubuntu Community is representing Kubuntu at the annual LinuxTag in Berlin. The booth is shared with the Ubuntu and Edubuntu Community as well as the Linux4Africa project. Anybody who cannot visit the LinuxTag, but still would like to feel the atmosphere, has an opportunity to watch them via webcam. A periodically refreshed still […]