Re: [K12OSN] direction of k12ltsp ?

["Terrell Prude', Jr." <microman cmosnetworks com>]

Amen, David.  Look folks, the software is GPL'd.  Slackware is community 
supported; Debian is community supported; the BSDs are community 
supported.  Everything licensed under the GPL that I personally can 
think of is community supported.  You know what?  Red Hat is part of 
that same community--OURS.

I am a former Microsoft employee who used to think that Windows NT was 
the greatest thing since readily-accessible chocolate.  If someone like 
me can learn the benefits of our kind of "community support", 
then--believe me--anybody can.

--TP

David Trask wrote:

> k12osn redhat com writes:
>  
>
> > > With the recent decision to no longer offer a "free" version of RH
> > >      
> > linux 
> >    
> >
> > > what will happen to the future of K12ltsp ? Specifically all those that 
> > > have initiated K12LTSP projects in schools, are we to be left by  the 
> > > wayside?
> > >      
>
> Would everyone please stop this?  RedHat is NOT going away!  It is a
> simple change in business model which MAY be for the better.  The Fedora
> project is simply going to do has been done all along....only in a more
> "open" manner!  Remember....a Fedora is a hat. too!  :-)  This "the sky is
> falling" attitude needs to stop....let's see what happens....my honest
> opinion is that things will continue to move along fine as they are now.
>
> David N. Trask
> Technology Teacher/Coordinator
> Vassalboro Community School
> dtrask vcs u52 k12 me us
> (207)923-3100
>
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