On my regular blog, for reasons that are mostly historical, there is tag-team blogging going on between me and a fellow religious blogger by the name of Scott Wells. The issue is – using used laptops with Linux (specifically Ubuntu) for cash-strapped churches or nonprofits. I realized that the series would be of interest here. So:
- First, Scott starts off with the main issue: what kind of laptop would be good for running Ubuntu
- I follow up with an answer sort of from the horse’s mouth, and ask a follow up question about how to get people to use Linux.
- He answers my question quite deftly, and asks some more questions
- And I follow up with some details about why linux is so great for used computers.
We’ll see how far this goes…
