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  1. 11th January 2007, 10:31 PM #1
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    Becta: Study of Thin Client technology in schools

    http://partners.becta.org.uk/index.p...p_03&rid=11414
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    Re: Becta: Study of Thin Client technology in schools

    Cool.

    Thanks for the link!
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    Re: Becta: Study of Thin Client technology in schools

    That is one of most balanced and sensible reports on IT I've seen in some years.

    Makes me think that maybe these Becta bods might be OK :P

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    Re: Becta: Study of Thin Client technology in schools

    Quote Originally Posted by SimpleSi
    Makes me think that maybe these Becta bods might be OK :P
    You haven't heard of BSF then :twisted:
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    Re: Becta: Study of Thin Client technology in schools

    What disappointed me about the report was there was no mention of Open Source thin client environments. Maybe the TCO for primary schools would then have been reduced.
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    Re: Becta: Study of Thin Client technology in schools

    there was no mention of Open Source thin client environments
    What do you mean exactly?

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