How to Create an Open Source Children's Game Machine Using the GCOMPRIS Software Suite

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Pubblicato in:	Computers in Libraries vol. 44, no. 9 (Nov 2024), p. 30
Autore principale:	Loftus, Robert F
Pubblicazione:	Information Today, Inc.
Soggetti:	Linux Windows (computer programs) Interactive computer systems Hard disks Children & youth Portable computers Keyboards Computer & video games Open source software Children Shopping Games Copyright Public schools North American English Video Technology Computer Software English
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Abstract:	Loftus describes the process for creating a Linux-based GCompris children's game machine that is suitable for offline use in a public or school library setting. This machine may be built using micro PC kits that are very reasonably priced; with a bit of careful shopping, it may be built at a component cost of less than $700. He targeted those who have some prior experience using the Linux terminal or Windows command line, as well as assembling or swapping out components on desktop PCs and laptops.
ISSN:	1041-7915 0275-6722
Fonte:	Library Science Database