Debian tablet computer

Dear Debian developpers,

I'm a french teacher of the secondary school and I try to be a free 
software and Debian activist.
I work for an educational organisation, CRDP de Versailles, and, along 
last years, we had some actions on the front of free software :
http://www.tice.ac-versailles.fr/logicielslibres/spip.php?article240
http://www.tice.ac-versailles.fr/logicielslibres/spip.php?article230
https://www.fsf.org/blogs/rms/20120627-marlyleroi

If I write you today, it's because we are trying to make possible a free 
tablet computer for schools.
We are beginning a work with the company Unowhy?
 
http://www.unowhy.com/nos-solutions-pour-leducation/nos-solutions-pour-le-secondaire/

At the moment, the tablet is based on Ubuntu, with a hacked kernel.
Technical specs :
- Processor omap4 Texas Instrument : Cortex A9 dual core at 1Ghz
- GPU3D : PowerVR SGX 450
- GPU2D : Video Processor for hardware 1080p decoding
- RAM 512 Mo
- SSD 8 Go
- Screen 10’1 (WSVGA, 1024x600)
- Capacitive multitouch screen
- Battery 5000 mAh
- HP stéréo
- 4 buttons
Connectivity :
- Wifi B/G/N
- USB
- SD reader
- Ethernet
- Headphone connector


We have planned an appointment with the CTO of Unowhy? to see how they 
could work with Debian community. The point is that most of the software 
must be made specificaly for a tablet computer. For the moment, imho, 
only gnome-shell could work natively with a tablet.

The appointment is the 4th of July at CRDP de Versailles, Marly-le-Roi 
in France at 18 pm. It's late in tge evening because most of free 
software developpers are volunteers.
http://www.crdp.ac-versailles.fr/le-crdp-et-son-reseau/Infos-pratiques

Let me know if you are interested in participating at this appointment. 
Of course this invite is mostly for french developpers, but this could 
be a first step. Feel free to contact other developpers you know they 
could be interested.

Hope seeing you on 4th july

-- 

Cheers,
Louis-Maurice De Sousa


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