From Linux Today:
“Red Hat, Inc. has announced its K-12 Red Hat Linux Pilot Program, designed to extend the availability of the Internet and computing
technology to all schools, regardless of size or budget, improving the overall learning experience for all students. As part of its open schools
initiative, Red Hat will assess the computing needs of participating schools, install open-source software and applications, and provide technical
support. Seven North Carolina counties have already joined Red Hat’s program — Chatham, Clay, Durham, Lee, Orange, Scotland and Tyrrell.”
“Red Hat, Inc. has announced its K-12 Red Hat Linux Pilot Program, designed to extend the availability of the Internet and computing
technology to all schools, regardless of size or budget, improving the overall learning experience for all students. As part of its open schools
initiative, Red Hat will assess the computing needs of participating schools, install open-source software and applications, and provide technical
support. Seven North Carolina counties have already joined Red Hat’s program — Chatham, Clay, Durham, Lee, Orange, Scotland and Tyrrell.”
