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The Open Source site to know about when looking for viable alternatives to proprietary software - help diminish the Digital Divide by advocating OSS/FS and learning about low-cost or cost-free alternatives
Welcome to the "Texas Open Source" page
There are hundreds of links and references in the right hand column, and vital topics are presented on the main pages. Please scroll to find out why OPEN SOURCE is such a worthy worldwide phenomena.
The What are iK-16 Clusters posting is an explanation of how low-cost thin clients networked with a "green" Linux server can can make the ideal classroom clusters a reality, all for a very reasonable cost.
The latest post should provide you with the latest post regardless of how you got to this page.
Let's Talk About Open Source is the page to go to to read and post about OS topics. Arguments for/against Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) are discussed. Look in here to avoid the usual stereotypes.
The Right Tool contains Open Source equivalents of common proprietary & commecial software. This is the "I wonder if there is a [nn] equivalent"
No Dentist Left Behind is a satirical view of NCLB.
The "Open Source Links" below are clickable links to other sites that provide information and URLs where users can learn more about FOSS or actually download usable applications.
The What are iK-16 Clusters posting is an explanation of how low-cost thin clients networked with a "green" Linux server can can make the ideal classroom clusters a reality, all for a very reasonable cost.
The latest post should provide you with the latest post regardless of how you got to this page.
Let's Talk About Open Source is the page to go to to read and post about OS topics. Arguments for/against Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) are discussed. Look in here to avoid the usual stereotypes.
The Right Tool contains Open Source equivalents of common proprietary & commecial software. This is the "I wonder if there is a [nn] equivalent"
No Dentist Left Behind is a satirical view of NCLB.
The "Open Source Links" below are clickable links to other sites that provide information and URLs where users can learn more about FOSS or actually download usable applications.
Open Source Links
- TED - Talks Worth Listening To
- ttcsweb osswin CD
- k12openminds: Recordings
- hippocampus - media & coursework
- Top 50 Proprietary Program Alternatives
- Softastic - fantastic software
- Open Technology Resources
- Open Technology Resources
- Open Source for Macs (OS X)
- Open Source as Alternative
- Open Source Windows
- Open Source Web Design
- Open Source Living
- Open Source Links
- Open Source God: 480+ apps
- Open Source CD for PCs
- Open Source Articles (OSA)
- Open Source Advocacy (TOSS Foundation)
- Open Office Online Training
- Open Commons - What we need to know
- OSSWin Project (OSS for Windows)
- MIT's Open CourseWare
- LiveCD List
- Linux Para Las Masas
- LifeHacker: OSS
- Learning Tools Index
- Free Software Directory
- FSF Free Software
- FOSS: SugarLabs
- FOSS Wiki (sites)
- Educational Links page
- Best Open Source Graphics and Design Software
- Alternatives to $oftware
- 500 Open Source Apps
- 121Space- software sites
- 101 Free Alternatives
About Alan
- elptuxman
- El Paso, Texas, United States
- Linux and Free Open Source Software, K12LTSP and K-12 Thin Client supporter and advocate - iK-16Cluster builder
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Teachers Teaching Teachers
Once More unto the Breach
Dangerously Irrelevant
Learning Is Messy - Blog
HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials - Howtos about Linux and Open Source
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