Re: [OS:N:] Open office community classes

I always do:

OpenOffice.org, Gaim, Evolution, and Mozilla

Then sometimes add:

Games, the Gimp, Pilot syncing, and some GUI config tools

For the newbier crowd.

--jeremy

On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 10:48, Chris Spencer wrote:
> Tonight I am going to be pitching open source products to a local
> community college for use in their community classes.  (think grandma's
> and grandpa's).  
> 
> For starters I know I will be pitching openoffice and gimp.  I may touch
> on Linux in general.  Are there any other products that anyone thinks I
> should push?
> 
> I was also thinking of mentioning tuxpaint and offering it as something
> fun for parents to do with their children for a night...and at home
> too.  I could see my wife and I going to the class with our kids and at
> the end giving all the parents a gnuwin CD so that they could install
> Tux Paint (and all the other open source software available on it).
> 
> -Chris
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