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The Free Range Community–Linux Training Centre Project

Phase-I of the Community-Linux Training Centre Project was intended to test the concept of a mobile, Gnu/Linux-based computer training plantform specifically designed for the needs of community groups. Most of the material below was produced between 2001 and 2004, and so does not reflect some of the significant improvements in the Gnu/Linux operating system.

Our intention, when we are able to commence Phase-II of the project is to update and improve the material developed during Phase-I. In addition to the publications listed here, there is a separate page containing our old Phase-I system documentation.


    CLTC Phase-I Reports

  • CLTC First Year Project Update
    A brief review of the first year of the project, and the outcomes to date.

    CLTC Practice Briefings

  • USB Mass Storage Devices
    How to configure and use USB mass storage devices, such as digital cameras, compact flash/smart media readers and MP3 players.

  • Getting to Grips with Grip
    The law and method of turning your CDs into music files, using the Grip program an other Linux utilities.

    CLTC 'Building Block' Briefings

  • The Gnu/Linux Operating System
    What is Gnu/Linux, and where did it come from?

  • Using Linux With Kids
    A look at how Gnu/Linux can be used with very young children, and how the programs tht are available can be used to develop their confidence and skill in the use of computers creatively.

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last updated – 21st September 2006