and linux systems run as virtualized machines on MacMinis using VMware
Fusion.
The students are requires to use a different system on each day. The
theory is they master the use of all three and can move their work
between all three. We offer no server storage, school email or
printers or similar services.
Greg
On Feb 28, 2008, at 10:51 AM, Joe Merricks wrote:
> I am a member of a committee at my school, Hargrave Military
> Academy, that is examining the question of "What next?" My question
> to you is:
>
> Are any schools in the process, or considering migrating to Linux?
> Both on the server side and the desktop side? If so, would sharing
> your reasons, experiences, Linux distro, etc. I a m particularly
> interested in schools in the Mid-Atlantic area. You may reply off-
> list to me or on list. I am sure that there are others that may be
> interested in this thread.
>
>
>
>
> Joe Merricks
> Math Instructor
> Hargrave Military Academy
> 200 Military Drive
> Chatham, VA 24531
> merricksj@hargrave.edu
>
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