[ Thanks to Borys
Musielak for this link. ]
“Thousands of Polish high school students now have a chance to
learn about GNU/Linux and the benefits of using free software as
Polish FLOSS foundation together with school headmasters, supported
by local authorities organize a series of lectures on free software
in education. PolishLinux.org has a report–summary of the first 3
months of the campaign.“All this began at the beginning of 2007 when Wojciech
Płoszaj, 15, a junior high student from Małopolska, South
Poland, came up with the idea to spread free software in local
schools…”
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