“A Linux developer is organizing volunteers for a public ‘web
station’ project to assist Hurricane Katrina victims. Steve
Hargadon’s plan is to create numerous Linux-based public kiosks
that boot directly into the Firefox browser and display a special
home page with links to various services. In addition to offering
disaster relief information and news, the kiosks will provide basic
email capabilities via Yahoo!, Gmail, Earthlink, MS Hotmail, and
other web-mail services…”
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