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* Preface

Thank you for reading this book. We hope it will be useful to you.

Mario Đanić, Susan Stewart, Peter Savage, Herman Bos

Part I - Welcome to the world of Edubuntu

Chapters:

• About the book, why we decided to write it, etc

• Ubuntu and it's philosophy

• Concept behind Edubuntu

• Why Edubuntu?

Part II - Edubuntu Computer lab / Edubuntu at school (the default install)

• Introduction to thin client computing.

• Hardware requirements.

• Installation

• Administration

• Security (limits.conf, etc)

• Keep LTSP in shape

• Updates
  • updating Chroot

Part III - Using Edubuntu at home (the optional workstation install)

Chapters:

• Introduction to running Edubuntu standalone.

• Hardware requirements

• Installation

• Post-installation information

Part IV - Using Edubuntu Using Edubuntu's Potential

• Introduction to available software

• Look & Feel

* Other shiny things

• Printing
• Applying security updates
• Upgrading to the next version

• Contribute to Ubuntu

• Support / Documentation