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NewsForge: Review: Freeduc, An Educational Live CD

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“One of the least expected–and most useful–products of the
Linux movement is the live CD. The ability to demo an operating
system, with applications, is an advocate’s dream come true.
Freeduc is a live CD intended to be an aid to primary and secondary
education. It could be a good tool for your child.

“Freeduc was developed by the Organization for Free Software in
Education and Teaching (OFSET)….”

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Related Story:
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Journal: Freeing Computers in Schools(Sep 22, 2003)

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