[klug] Childrens games sender for your account)

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FREEDUC was one I found useful. Managed to pull off teaching for first 
twoo weeeks of the year running completely off FREEDUC CD's while I was 
readying the hard drives elsewhere. http://www.ofset.org/freeduc-ecole

Was veryinterested in seeing the games release of freeduc mentioned by 
Mark Robinson. Could be useful as an end term item on the reward-points 
auction I run.

I don't know of any live CD where access to hard drive is impossible, 
but then your four year old would have to know about mounting drives 
etc.  although having to mount the drive (expecially if it's only doable 
in command line) is quite a bit harder than just deleting stuff in XP.

* refuses to mention the NTFS issues of XP access *

Lancer.



Nathan Cook - nathan at coast-computers.co.nz wrote:

>This is more directed at Lance.
>
>I was talking to one of my customers today and they mentioned that their 4
>year old keeps playing with their computer and deleting a few files etc,
>they use Windows XP. I mentioned that a live disk filled with games would
>be the best option for them to A) teach the children about the computer
>and B) to keep the child entertained.
>
>Does anyone have some great links for resources etc for some games for
>children for linux, Lance you mentioned a Live CD you had used sometime
>ago, what was the name? Also is there anyway for the child to be able to
>access the windows C:\ from one of these live disks?
>
>Thanks
>
>Nathan
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