* Roy Schestowitz fired off this tart reply: > Hi-Tech Under The Tree - Hey...It's What We Do. > Students may get recycled computers > Vista sales could boost PC recycling > Kubuntu Takes Over Georgia; Ubuntu Summit Video > Schools across Japan may switch to Linux > Primary school goes Ubuntu > District to save money by switching computers to Linux > 16,000 Linux computers delivered - for free > WEEE directive threatens Microsoft OEM sales > Vector Linux Environmental Stewards > Nicholas Negroponte at OLPC Analyst Meeting (Interviews) > Microsoft Windows ousted at California school district > Reason Why Schools Should Adopt Linux > Tapping a world of schoolroom innovation > Heroes of Linux and FOSS: Ken Starks, AKA Helios > Major Linux Hardware Donor Is a CNN "Hero" > Avoiding a Computer Wasteland > Dell releases low-cost Linux desktops...in China > First OLPC deployment: now it?s real. > Govt minister goes geek for FOSS day > Stretching the Education Dollar With Linux > U.S. schools may join inexpensive laptop project > OLPC Linux laptop could succeed in U.S. Cool. -- Tux rox!

Linonut <linonut@bollsouth.nut> wrote: > > Cool. Ditto. I am really impressed with the number of desktop Linux announcements I've been coming across. That, and the popularity of Linux sub-notebooks are indisputable signs of Linux's viability on the desktop. I can't find an Asus Eee PC laptop anywhere; every retail location I've called says they are sold out. In related news, my trademark attorney says she just received her OLPC XO laptop and is thrilled with it (she admits she got it for herself, the 'inner child in her life'). :) I'm still hoping my girlfriend's XO arrives before Christmas. Cheers, Thad -- Yeah, I drank the Open Source cool-aid... Unlike the other brand, it had all the ingredients on the label.

* Roy Schestowitz fired off this tart reply: > Hi-Tech Under The Tree - Hey...It's What We Do. > Students may get recycled computers > Vista sales could boost PC recycling > Kubuntu Takes Over Georgia; Ubuntu Summit Video > Schools across Japan may switch to Linux > Primary school goes Ubuntu > District to save money by switching computers to Linux > 16,000 Linux computers delivered - for free > WEEE directive threatens Microsoft OEM sales > Vector Linux Environmental Stewards > Nicholas Negroponte at OLPC Analyst Meeting (Interviews) > Microsoft Windows ousted at California school district > Reason Why Schools Should Adopt Linux > Tapping a world of schoolroom innovation > Heroes of Linux and FOSS: Ken Starks, AKA Helios > Major Linux Hardware Donor Is a CNN "Hero" > Avoiding a Computer Wasteland > Dell releases low-cost Linux desktops...in China > First OLPC deployment: now it?s real. > Govt minister goes geek for FOSS day > Stretching the Education Dollar With Linux > U.S. schools may join inexpensive laptop project > OLPC Linux laptop could succeed in U.S. Cool. -- Tux rox!

Linonut <linonut@bollsouth.nut> wrote: > > Cool. Ditto. I am really impressed with the number of desktop Linux announcements I've been coming across. That, and the popularity of Linux sub-notebooks are indisputable signs of Linux's viability on the desktop. I can't find an Asus Eee PC laptop anywhere; every retail location I've called says they are sold out. In related news, my trademark attorney says she just received her OLPC XO laptop and is thrilled with it (she admits she got it for herself, the 'inner child in her life'). :) I'm still hoping my girlfriend's XO arrives before Christmas. Cheers, Thad -- Yeah, I drank the Open Source cool-aid... Unlike the other brand, it had all the ingredients on the label.