Download the Free Ubuntu 7.10 Desktop Course
Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC 28 Dec 2007

The Ubuntu Training Team has just released the much-awaited Ubuntu 7.10 Desktop Course. The course has two versions (the instructor guide and the student guide) and contains 10 lessons which can be covered in a period of two full days. The guides are available in PDF format and they are released under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA licence that gives us freedom to copy, edit, and share. I will be using these guides in both the informal and formal trainings I facilitate on linux and opensource.



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  • 3 January 2008
    sheilarouge said:

    Hi pads, I see that you have a new feature in your site haha…Just testing my avatar. :-) :)

    Feliz Añonuevo & Akemashite Omedetou Gozaimasu!

  • 4 January 2008
    panos said:

    its the best!!!

  • 5 February 2008
    jun said:

    Thanks for visiting my site Fr. I’m quite surprised and happy that there’s a Catholic priest on earth that’s been using Linux and blogging about open-source software at the same time hehe.

    By the way, I already answered your comment regarding the audio problem on your Macbook.

    God bless!

  • 6 February 2008
    Fr. Stephen, MSC said:

    Thanks for your reply, Jun. I’m sure you would be more surprised to know that I am not the only priest who is into Linux. There are many priests as well as nuns who are using and promoting the use of free and opensource software (FOSS). It is because the ideals of FOSS (i.e., sharing, cooperation, etc) are so compatible with the social teachings of the Catholic church.

  • 8 February 2008
    jun said:

    Really? Great to hear about it. I might feature you and your story on my blog someday, with your permission of course.

    Keep up the good work!

  • 22 February 2008
    dante said:

    thanks. hope to get a free tutorial

  • 22 February 2008
    dante said:

    thanks

  • 26 February 2008
    bambit said:

    Hi Pads! ok imong anti-spam word da (linux, when I signed in) even with the little things, open-source advocate jud ka. I started on Ubuntu last year with Feisty Fawn, and upgraded late last year to Gutsy Gibbon. Nagpa-member pa jud ko sa Ubuntu forums ug sa Linux-on-laptops. Best thing I ever did with my old Toshiba. Will definitely download the tutorials, thanks for letting us know!

  • 23 March 2008
    Shujon said:

    Please add more hardware related issues and helps like adding new hardware, using USB IrDA devices, How to install my new hardware etc. and Please inform me about ADDING USB MA-660 IrDA if you please.
    Thanks

  • 22 May 2008
    johnny said:

    thanks!

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