[Glastonbury] debian@stdunstans (was Just a little idea)
Cherry Mulliss
cmulliss at linuxmail.org
Wed Nov 10 07:59:52 GMT 2004
Hi
I am in Glastonbury most Monday afternoons, so could probably help with
an afterschool activity (Linux, not too sure about Blender <G>>) on
Mondays, if thats any help?
Cherry
steve wrote:
> Ian Dickinson wrote:
>
>> Martin Wheeler <mwheeler at startext.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>>>> Currently the Network is remotely managed by
>>>> fensystems.co.uk.
>>>> We pay about £1500 p.a. for this.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Any hope of getting the school to pay this to
>>> //you// for doing the same thing? :)
>>>
>>
>> I thought that the way to put bread on the table in a
>> world of free software was precisely to charge for
>> providing ancillary services like support? £1500 pa
>> for managing an entire network seems very good value
>> to me. That's £10 per machine per year on a network
>> the size of St Dunstan's, which isn't very much time
>> at any sensible labour rate.
>>
>>
> It is true that fensystems, namely Dan Lynch and Michael Brown
> contribute to the development of Mandrake. Also their are other
> branches from this development originally started with Redhat and the
> LTSP.
>
>> Perhaps, as you suggest, Steve could set up a small
>> experimental network of locally-mananged systems ...
>> as much to give the more advanced/adventurous students
>> something to muck about with as anything else.
>>
>> Ian
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> I was thinking of something like this. anyone on the group want to
> volunteer to help with this as an after school extra-curricular project.
> I also want to start a B.U.G. "Blender User Group" for students one
> lunchtime a week as we have at least six students who are using it
> already outside of school and more who want to learn it. Currently I
> am not able to incorporate it into the ICT scheme of work, but will be
> able to soon methinks.
>
> Tks,
> Steve.
>
>>
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