On 6/7/06, der.hans <PLUGd@lufthans.com> wrote:
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> Am 07. Jun, 2006 schwätzte Dazed_75 so:
>
> Has AZStRUT started putting GNU/Linux or at least Free Software
> applications like OpenOffice.org on the boxen?


The office I work in has not though I keep suggesting it.  However, at least
one of the schools in the program has started doing so.  In fact, I talked
to one of the  instructors who told me a student had set up a CD to automate
the whole process.  I asked for more info and he was going to get the
student in touch with me.  I have not heard back yet but that may be becuase
we are past end of term.

Interestingly, I saw a number of the boxes from that school this week and
found a mix of linux and win98 on them and Open Office on all.  There was a
mix of OO 1.5? and 2.0 but the 1.5 was on a very low end box so maybe it
would not support 2.0.  I did not have time to check into it further.


> Do the recyclers actually do a good job cleaning up the waste?


I do not actually know but I am told they do.  At that same dinner where I
talked to the instructor, I also talked to someone who had visited the
recyclers and he was reasonably impressed.  But it was a short conversation
so I really did not get any info.  The company is
http://www.westechrecyclers.com/about.html if anyone knows about them.


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