Just had a #DogWalkFlashBack to '94, the week I first arrived in Aotearoa. I installed Linux for the first time, on my desktop computer (486 dx2 66MHz, 32MB RAM, monitor was 800x600 pixels, common at the time). I remember the giddy feeling of realising that I had actual real multi-tasking, and I could log into my system from outside the Lincoln Uni campus. Plus I could log into my old account at UW (Seattle) & from it back into my desktop. Heady days. People came from all over campus to see it.
30 years later, I still feel fortunate every day to have this embarrassment of riches that is #libre | #FOSS | #openSource (I vastly prefer #Copyleft) software, & that I've been been able make it a viable, even prosperous careers. Because I know that if I can do it, others can too! More details: https://davelane.nz/my-open-history
Des applications libres et gratuites pour la classe
Merci à Arnaud Champollion, enseignant référent aux usages du numérique, qui propose sur son site de nombreux outils pour la classe, en version libre et gratuite.
Ces outils permettent de travailler les mathématiques ainsi que la maîtrise de la langue.
Ce projet est développé et maintenu sur la Forge des