Re: SPAM Status

Teemu wrote:

> Maybe we can finally start discussing here something useful =)

Okay then :-)

I can cheerfully tell a short story.

A systems administrator of a local school recently approached me and 
asked me about GNU/Linux terminal servers. He invited me to set up a 
test server at his home and to show him around the system. I brought my 
Debian 3.0pre CDs and a CD with LTSP Debian packages with me. I arrived 
a bit late. Another sysadmin (of another school) already had installed 
kmLinux TSE, which is a modified SuSE with edu packages and LTSP. 
Pitily, it carries some proprietary software; but when they set up a 
termserv at their school, I will advise them to use Debian w/o non-free ;-)
Anyway, it ran phantastically. You can build networks with old or 
extremely cheap hardware with a moderately tuned server, everything with 
Free Software. For an Internet Applications or an Office Work computer 
room, this is a perfect setup, and because it runs so well few people 
will complain about a missing MS Office or some stupid Windows 
educational app.

Sometimes, it's fun.

Bye, Christian