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    On 29/02/12 17:52, Simon Greenwood wrote:
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      <div class="gmail_quote">On 29 February 2012 17:41, Andy Braben <span
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            <div class="im">On 29 February 2012 17:27, john beddard <span
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                This the breakthrough we needed !<br>
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              says Fedora<br>
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              says Debian. <br>
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          I doubt if they have a full standard install of either
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        <div>The Fedora build is a desktop build (called a remix, so
          probably not with all the bangs and whistles of the out of the
          box DVD distro) and fits on a 2Gb SD card. The Debian build
          is, I believe, more server oriented, but that's Debian
          generally is. XFCE will run happily in 256Mb of RAM and there
          are other small GUIs with the same kind of footprint/</div>
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      Twitter: @sfgreenwood
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    Yes, but at least its going to popularise Linux in the school
    environment. Along with making coding fun. <br>
    It will almost certainly not be a full standard install of either
    Fedora or Debian. However it presents a breakthrough that can be
    built on. <br>
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    John<br>
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