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Ubuntu breathes new life into school's abandoned hardware
Wed, 04/09/2008 - 15:09
When 3Ghz dual core computers running 2GB of RAM weren't being used for many heavily CPU-intensive applications in a Victorian secondary school library, the school's IT department initially joked about replacing them with older and previously abandoned hardware. Then it saw the serious side.
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