[K12OSN] K12LTSP references in Spanish

[norbert]

Hi Terrell,

Yes the info would be very useful & it is here in the Americas. Although 
I can't give out too many details a large refurbishing computer company 
has been providing systems to communities in need but the license cost 
of M$ has become excessive & they need an alternative. I proposed using 
Linux but they know very little about it hence the request for reference 
installs & Spanish deployments.

Mi habla une poco espagnole .... but not enough to write up something ;-)

thanks
norbert

microman at cmosnetworks.com wrote:

> norbert wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> We're looking at setting up schools in a Spanish  community with 
>> K12ltsp systems, but they would like both documentation and referrals 
>> of other like Spanish installations. They don't want to be the first !!
>>
>> Any assistance in this would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> thks
>> norbert
>>
>>
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> I don't know of any K12LTSP documentation in Spanish, but I do recall 
> reading on NewsForge a month or two ago about someone who did X11 thin 
> clients in Central America using, I believe, LTSP.  He was down in 
> Nicaragua and used SuSE Linux, since 1.) he was most familiar with 
> that distro, and 2.) his employer wanted to use SuSE.  If you think 
> it'll help, I'll see if I can dig up that article.
>
> Is this a Spanish (i. e. in Spain) community or is it here in the 
> Americas?  Just curious.
>
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