Yes, it is possible, and Extremadura (Spain) has returned to take the first step. And everyone echoed the progress of this region when he took the SO Linex (GNU / Linex) based on Debian, to computerize schools (one computer for every two students), which meant a saving on licensing costs that exceeded expected and allowed to computerize all the schools in the region in this field has followed progress and the version of Linex 2006 and is aimed not only at school, is ready for school, administration, office technology, the "gambler" (with his version juegaLinEx) and home users (including those using laptops as I), for my taste Linex is only surpassed by Ubuntu, but it's only a matter of taste and community support. For Extremadura (can you tell I am a convinced Extremeño?) Has returned to go further, not whether it will be a pioneer in this again, but at least in Spain it is, will support wifi on motorways ( so far only parts of it) and Bluethoot connection to see if the rest of the world is to take the hint, "one day the wifi connection anywhere in the world will be free?, and if so I already use GNU / Linux and wifi connections. ;-)
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Yes, it is possible, and Extremadura (Spain) has returned to take the first step. And everyone echoed the progress of this region when he took the SO Linex (GNU / Linex) based on Debian, to computerize schools (one computer for every two students), which meant a saving on licensing costs that exceeded expected and allowed to computerize all the schools in the region in this field has followed progress and the version of Linex 2006 and is aimed not only at school, is ready for school, administration, office technology, the "gambler" (with his version juegaLinEx) and home users (including those using laptops as I), for my taste Linex is only surpassed by Ubuntu, but it's only a matter of taste and community support. For Extremadura (can you tell I am a convinced Extremeño?) Has returned to go further, not whether it will be a pioneer in this again, but at least in Spain it is, will support wifi on motorways ( so far only parts of it) and Bluethoot connection to see if the rest of the world is to take the hint, "one day the wifi connection anywhere in the world will be free?, and if so I already use GNU / Linux and wifi connections. ;-) In /. also echo.
Yes, it is possible, and Extremadura (Spain) has returned to take the first step. And everyone echoed the progress of this region when he took the SO Linex (GNU / Linex) based on Debian, to computerize schools (one computer for every two students), which meant a saving on licensing costs that exceeded expected and allowed to computerize all the schools in the region in this field has followed progress and the version of Linex 2006 and is aimed not only at school, is ready for school, administration, office technology, the "gambler" (with his version juegaLinEx) and home users (including those using laptops as I), for my taste Linex is only surpassed by Ubuntu, but it's only a matter of taste and community support. For Extremadura (can you tell I am a convinced Extremeño?) Has returned to go further, not whether it will be a pioneer in this again, but at least in Spain it is, will support wifi on motorways ( so far only parts of it) and Bluethoot connection to see if the rest of the world is to take the hint, "one day the wifi connection anywhere in the world will be free?, and if so I already use GNU / Linux and wifi connections. ;-)
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