I recently read the article, A year of Linux desktop at Westcliff High School, which is an excellent piece by Stu Jarvis in which Malcolm Moore replies to a question by stating, "Here is a survey that reports in 2000, 97% of computing devices had Windows installed, but now with tablets and phones, etc., Windows is only on 20% of computing devices, and in the world of big iron, Linux reigns supreme. I have reached a conclusive opinion at this point in my life that children should be exposed to the power of Linux early on. Plus, setting up these systems is a breeze.
Pertaining to the problem of finding and setting up an ideal system for my young niece, I found that the open source Linux community has created specialized operating systems and environments for kids. Free online course: RHEL Technical OverviewĪs a big kid myself, and an open source software enthusiast for over four years now, I like exploring and experimenting with different software solutions.
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