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Linux Revisits Algebra Class

Sep 20, 2004  By David Steele
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Another classroom success story, thanks to the affordability and flexibility of Linux.
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Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 09/26/2004 - 02:00.

Good publicity; well written.

Re: Linux Revisits Algebra Class

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Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 09/21/2004 - 02:00.

While the information given about this software is intriguing, it also seems like a poster case for bad licensing. Although it's educational software developed for an open source operating system by a non-profit foundation, as far as I can tell it is distributed only by a for-profit corporation and the source is not available.

No matter how successful the software is, I think that it will achieve only a small fraction of the success it would have had if it had been made open source.

Kluge

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