[SGVLUG] Recap of last nights presentation
John E. Kreznar
jek at ininx.com
Mon Apr 13 03:30:42 PDT 2009
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In a posting purporting to be from Stan Slonkosky
<stan.ke6zc at gmail.com> but lacking a digital signature, it was
written:
> ... at a public middle school ... Another guy and I have been have
> been [imaging used Pentium 4 Dell and HP computers] with ... a bunch
> of open source educational software, Open Office ....
Wonderful! All software to which students are exposed should be open
source. Proprietary software that a student is forbidden to read has
no place in a school. Otherwise, it is the brightest students who
will be frustrated by the barriers.
> The district's IT department is grudingly allowing us to do this.
Why "grudingly"? What's their complaint?
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John E. Kreznar jek at ininx.com 9F1148454619A5F08550 705961A47CC541AFEF13
...who won't use software he's forbidden to read ("reverse engineer").
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