Syindication
Geneva Schools will Switch to Linux and Open Source Software
Fri, 04/25/2008 - 10:41
About 70,000 students and their 7,000 teachers in the Geneva school district will gradually be moving to Open Source. The decision to move to Open Source was taken by the Geneva Public School District in March 2006. Eventually all teachers will be supplied with laptops running Ubuntu GNU/Linux.
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