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As the Tech Leader of our small Lutheran School, I am always looking for ways to do more on fewer $$$$.  To that end, Linux has become a HUGE part of our elementary students' experiences.  AND we have had great success!  While I am no expert, by any means, I have been through the trials of setting up the program.  Here you will find resources to help you think through whether or not to move in the Linux direction.  Free is Free!  With Linux and Google for Education (and very fast internet access) I don't need Microsoft anymore (or the costs which comes with MS).

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Ubuntu:  A Beginner's Guide

4/3/2018

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Ubuntu:  A Beginner's Guide
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Joel Lee

"So you’re curious about Linux, and you heard Ubuntu is a great place to start? Maybe you’ve heard of Ubuntu and have no idea about this thing called Linux? Either way, you’ve come to the right place. This guide will teach you everything you need to know about Ubuntu in easy-to-understand language..."


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