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Linux@lemmy.ml · 11 months ago

Any experience with teaching kids Linux?

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Any experience with teaching kids Linux?

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 11 months ago

Any one here has any experience with teaching 8 to 12 years old kids Linux?

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SuperTux, Tux Math, Tux Paint and SuperTuxKart.

Easiest way to get kids involved with Linux.
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  I did get him into TuxPaint and GCompris. He liked playing around in GCompris.
  
  The problem is I have to compete with youtube and roblox… So I have to lock these out for him to use anything else.

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