OpenCD

[David]

> It's certainly nice to provide consistency between home and school.  You
> might be interested in the OpenCD which provides windows versions of a lot
> of the free software available in edubuntu.
> 	
> 	http://www.theopencd.org/
>
> It's probably asking too much to have students partition and install linux
> on their home computers, but just adding openoffice and firefox on windows
> is a lot simpler and will give you a lot fewer troubles.  There is also the
> OpenEducation CD on that site.
>   
OpenCD is there a good way thats right. Puple are able to have 
application and software they use in school.
It can be TuxPaint, KStars or much other things.
Because i have this software thats right but if there are a pupil who 
doesn´t know where they get programms like this they can have this.

if school´s would like to use gnu/linux systems they have all these 
application and can tell the pupils where to get them, if the teacher 
does now about gnu/linux systems.