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Edubuntu
INSTALLING EDUBUNTU v11.04
Table of Contents
Preface......................................................................................................................2
What is Edubuntu?...................................................................................................2
What are the requirements to setup Edubuntu?....................................................... 2
How to install Edubuntu? ........................................................................................2
Installation ...............................................................................................................3
Starting the Installation Process.................................................................................................3
Select your keyboard layout.......................................................................................................6
Enter User Details...................................................................................................................... 7

Installation Complete...............................................................................................7
Additional Settings after Installation....................................................................... 8
Configuring the server............................................................................................. 9

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Preface
Dear teachers,
Thank you for using Edubuntu.
This manual will help you to understand the following:
• What is Edubuntu?
• What are the requirements to setup Edubuntu?
• How to install it?
• How does it work?
• Other configurations on Edubuntu (OpenOffice, Kannada setup etc)

What is Edubuntu?

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Edubuntu, is the Ubuntu Education Edition which is designed for use in classroom and schools. LTSP - Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP) is a free and open source add-on package for Linux that allows many people to simultaneously use the same computer.

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