I need help on FOSS Alternatives in Ubuntu

[Jan Husar]

in the left menu you can see a list of applications which we provide to 
various basic and high schools
in Slovakia under opendvd project,

http://labs.lubomirr.eu/opendvd/

Jan

ps: project site is sk.openacademy.eu (only SK language yet)



Pomeroy Lab wrote:
> Gnukulam this is what the Ultumix GNU/Linux project is all about. We 
> are basing 0.0.1.7 off of Ubuntu 8.04 providing both a KDE and Gnome 
> interface with Mac4Lin and the standard Ultumix interface. We are 
> including installed applications like TimeTrex and others configured 
> for windows and Mac users so that they may find every application they 
> need and quickly adjust. Also we are going to include a step by step 
> video tutorial on the install DVD possibly in Video DVD format so all 
> the user has to do is stick the install disk in their DVD player and 
> watch the video and turn around and install the DVD in their computer. 
> 0.0.1.7 is not available for download yet but should be by next week 
> in both 32 bit and 64 bit versions. If the Standard Edition is not 
> enough for you we have included meta packages that will install all of 
> the games or all of the utilities or both. For some reason Ubuntu 64 
> bit does not support Frets on Fire the game. It won't work right. No 
> one seems to have the answer on how to make it work correctly.
>
> */Sridhar Dhanapalan <sridhar at dhanapalan.com>/* wrote:
>
>     On Sun, 25 May 2008 at 17:20, Gnukulam wrote:
>     > Dear friends
>     >
>     > I am currently the Team leads of the Tamil teams, We have
>     conducts some
>     > pocket training for the administrator , teachers, lecturers to
>     introduces
>     > the Ubuntu.
>     >
>     > Its around 30 peoples were get the introduction to the Ubuntu
>     and FOSS on
>     > the last couple of week. I am really happy to seeing theire
>     interests in
>     > the Ubuntu, specially we have thanks the Wubi team because it
>     gave the
>     > easiest eneternce to the new Foss guiys.
>     >
>     > During that training the new users requesting the alternatives
>     for very
>     > specifics task on their day to day jobs.
>
>     Try the sites listed at http://www.linux.org.au/linux#FindApps
>
>     Cheers,
>     Sridhar
>
>
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