[HLUG] HLUG Open Disc for SFD

[Paul Stenning]

Yep, Blender is on the list, as is GnuCash (accounts software for Windows).

GCompris is available for Windows http://gcompris.net/-Download- but 
it's 150MB so too big to include, plus it only includes a limited number 
of activities unless a fee is paid (that's not in the spirit of FOSS).

I've posted the list on PiratePad too (as a new section at the bottom of 
the page) so it may be better if amendments and suggestions are made 
there now to keep it all together.

If anyone can donate some blank CDs (preferably unbranded) and/or 
wallets or sleeves please bring them along to the next meeting.

We should have flyers in FIT (High Town, Hereford) and maybe also School 
Uniform Shop (Maylord Orchard, Hereford).  I have just added a small 
advert and link to the Sunshine Radio front page here 
http://www.sunshineradio.co.uk/ too.

Paul


On 30/08/2010 22:18, Julian Robbins wrote:
> Hi
>
> Sounds like you've been busy Paul !
>
> I can't add much to be honest
>
> GCompris if available on Windows would be good for kids / educational I've
> used it
>
> Is there any accounts software that's oss for windows ?
>
> Did you include Blender ? Complicated but amazing
>
> Great work though !
>
> Jools
>
> On 30 Aug 2010 22:06, "Paul Stenning"<paul at sp-tech.co.uk>  wrote:
>
> This is an interesting list of educational FOSS, better than OpenDisc I
> think!  It'll give me some options to look through later.
>
> http://www.schoolforge.net/education-software/educational
>
> Paul
>
>
>
>
> On 30/08/2010 21:57, Paul Stenning wrote:
>>
>> I had a quick play with Stellarium and Celestia and...
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