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<article lang="tr" id="x01">
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<title>Edubuntu Okul Yandaşlığı</title>
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<subtitle>Edubuntu 7.10 "Gutsy Gibbon"</subtitle>
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<year>2004, 2005, 2006</year>
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<holder>Canonical Ltd. ve Ubuntu Belgeleme Projesi'nin üyeleri</holder>
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<legalnotice id="Credits-And-License">
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<title>Hazırlayanlar ve Lisans</title>
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<para>Aşağıdaki Ubuntu Belgeleme Takımı yazarları bu belgeyi desteklediler:</para>
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<para>Jerome Gotangco</para>
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<para>Corey Burger</para>
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<para>Jordan Mantha</para>
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<para>Aşağıdaki kişiler bu belgeye katkıda bulundu:</para>
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<para>Pete Savage</para>
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<para>Andrea Veri</para>
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<para>Jonathan Carter</para>
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<para>Bu belge Creative Commons 2.5 Lisansı (CC-BY) altında hazır bulunatadır.</para>
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<para>You are free to modify, extend, and improve the Ubuntu documentation source code under the
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terms of this license. Copies of this license are available at
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<ulink url="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/">http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/</ulink></para>
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<para>Bu belge faydalı olabileceği umularak dağıtılmaktadır, fakat hiçbir GARANTİSİ YOKTUR; hatta BU FERAGATNAMEDE BELİRTİLDİĞİ GİBİ TİCARİ ve ya HERHANGİ BAŞKA BİR AMACA UYGUNLUĞU bile garanti edilemez.</para>
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<corpauthor>Ubuntu Belgeleme Projesi <emphasis><ubuntu-doc@lists.ubuntu.com></emphasis></corpauthor>
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<para>This is a School Advocacy pamphlet for 7.10</para>
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<title>Feragatname</title>
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<para>Bu yayında derlenen bilgilerin doğru olması için çaba harcanmıştır. Fakat bu tam doğruluğu garantilemez. Canonical Ltd., yazarlar ve ya çevirenler olası hatalar ve ya hataların sonuçlarından mesul tutulamazlar.</para>
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<para>Bu yayındaki yazılım ve donanım tanımlamalarından bazıları tescilli ürün markası olabilir ve böylece telif hakkı sınırlandırmaları ve ticari koruma kanunlarının ilgi alanına girebilir. Yazarlar bunlardan sorumlu tutulamazlar.</para>
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<para>THIS DOCUMENTATION IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR
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DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY,
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WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING
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IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.</para>
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<year>2004, 2005, 2006</year>
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<holder>Canonical Ltd. ve Ubuntu Belgeleme Projesi'nin üyeleri</holder>
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<publishername>Ubuntu Belgelendirme Projesi</publishername>
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<sect1 id="welcome"><title>Edubuntu'ya Hoşgeldiniz</title>
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<para><inlinemediaobject>
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<phrase>OpenOffice</phrase>
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<para>Welcome to the world of Edubuntu, a Linux distribution designed for
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schools and other educational environments. Built on the popular
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Ubuntu, it is a complete operating system that includes an office
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suite, web browser, many educational applications, and much more.
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Edubuntu is designed to allow a teacher or network administrator to be
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able to set up a complete classroom quickly and easily. Edubuntu is
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committed to the principles of free and open source software, which means it
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is free of charge and will always remain that way. Open Source software
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aims to preserve the freedom to use, copy and change the software and to distribute those
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changes. This means Edubuntu can offer higher quality software at no cost,
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while allowing everyone to modify Edubuntu to fit the exact
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needs of their particular environment. </para>
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<para>Edubuntu is comprised of several key technologies, one of which
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is the Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP), which allows you to boot
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thin clients from an Edubuntu LTSP server. For educational environments,
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LTSP lowers hardware costs by enabling the use of older machines as thin clients,
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as well as reduced administration overhead by having only to install and
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maintain the software on the server. When a workstation fails, it can simply
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be replaced without data loss or reinstallation of the operating
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<para>Any good educational platform should provide applications specifically for its
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target audience, and Edubuntu is no exception. For the younger crowd, just starting
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out with computers, Gcompris offers a fantastic early learning environment. For
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slightly older pupils, there is a number of games and activities from the
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Tux4Kids and KDEEdu projects, and for those in high school and older, there is
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a full office suite as well as applications for instant messaging, graphics, sound and video.
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And that is just by default! Edubuntu also includes access to thousands of other high
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quality open source programs at no cost. </para>
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<sect1 id="difference"><title>Edubuntu Farkı</title>
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<para><emphasis role="strong">Compatible</emphasis> - Most
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educational computing uses a mix of Microsoft Windows, Apple OS X
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and Linux. In this setting, you need an operating system that plays
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well with others. Edubuntu does that. Edubuntu servers can happily
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coexist on the same network as other operating systems; OpenOffice.org
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can open and save Microsoft Office formats, such as Powerpoint, Word
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and Excel documents, and you can even install Edubuntu and another operating
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system on the same machine. Need to share files between Edubuntu and
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other operating system or connect to a remote server? Edubuntu does
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<para><emphasis role="strong">Secure</emphasis> - Security has become
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a key challenge for educators, and the team behind Edubuntu recognize
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this. Often, schools lack the specialized IT staff or time to lock down and
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clean up computers. Edubuntu, being a Linux-based operating system,
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enjoys the security advantages of its Unix and open source
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heritages. This translates into higher quality code and fewer threats from spyware
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and viruses that plague other operating systems. In addition, Edubuntu
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has a strict, proactive security policy, meaning many common problems
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such as open ports or misconfigured software are much less of an issue.
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Finally, Edubuntu is a true multi-user operating system, making it easy to
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allow users to complete their tasks without compromising the system.</para>
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<para><emphasis role="strong">Managable</emphasis> - With teachers and school
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IT departments deploying and administering an increasingly large number of
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computers, time to manage individual computers is scarce to non-existant.
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Edubuntu, by using LTSP thin client technology, makes deployment and management
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simple and easy. A single server is all that is needed to set up, manage and
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administrate an entire classroom full of computers. The Edubuntu team also recognizes
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that not every school's setup is the same. As such, Edubuntu is easy to customize
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for your unique needs, whether it be a simple rebranding or the addition or
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removal of programs. Hence Edubuntu can reduce the amount of time you
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spend administrating your computers. </para>
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<para><emphasis role="strong">Cost Effective</emphasis> - With ever-increasing
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demands on budgets, it seems expensive technology is often last on the list.
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Edubuntu can help you offer what your students increasingly require from computer technology,
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without breaking the bank. Edubuntu is and always will be free to acquire,
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use and modify. Need to set up another machine? Or another hundred? Just install them!
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No more expensive OS upgrades and licenses, or only having specific programs on
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some computers. Since Edubuntu is built on Open Source software, schools are welcome to
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seek whomever they wish to help them support their computers and are not locked
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into getting help from the vendor. Edubuntu can also help you save hardware costs
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by allowing you to redeploy older machines as thin clients using LTSP technology.
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<para><emphasis role="strong">Well Supported</emphasis> - Edubuntu
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support is available from both the Edubuntu community and the larger Ubuntu
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community. Many of the authors of the software included in
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Edubuntu can be contacted directly via mailing lists and IRC
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channels, including the Edubuntu developers themselves. There are
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many forms of support available on mailing lists, wiki websites,
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IRC channels and bug trackers. There is also a special support
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group for using Edubuntu in schools. Should you want paid support,
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Canonical, who funds Edubuntu and Ubuntu development, can offer
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assistance, or you could find a local company who offer similar services.
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With Edubuntu, the choice is yours. </para>
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<para><emphasis role="strong">Built for Education</emphasis>
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- Above all, what sets Edubuntu apart from other operating systems
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is its unwavering focus on the educational needs of children all
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over the world. Edubuntu's motto is "Linux for Young Human Beings",
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and every development decision and application has that goal in
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mind. Edubuntu comes with translations for many languages and
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localization features that allow people from all over the world to
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enjoy their computing experience, as well as acessibility features
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to help disabled users. The Live CD allows pupils to boot
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their home computers into Edubuntu and use exactly the
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same applications that they are using at school. The LTSP server
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software allows teachers and administrators to create a low-cost
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computer lab so that students can have access to the best educational
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opportunities that Edubuntu and the Internet can provide. </para>
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<sect1 id="applications">
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<title>Uygulamalar</title>
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<para>Edubuntu aims to be a complete and ready-to-use educational
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environment. As such, Edubuntu comes pre-installed with a complete
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office suite, teaching and learning programs, pre-school resources
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and much more, across a range of categories. Here is a brief summary
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and some screenshots for the most popular Edubuntu packages, and
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if you need more, Edubuntu has thousands of additional applications ready
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for you to install. </para>
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<sect2 id="office-suite">
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<title>Ofis Paketi</title>
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<para>OpenOffice.org is a complete office suite similar to the Microsoft
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Office suite. It features a word processor, as well as spreadsheet,
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presentation, drawing, database, and mathematical formula
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applications. OpenOffice.org can open and convert most Microsoft Office
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documents and has support for many different languages. </para>
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<para><inlinemediaobject>
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<imagedata fileref="../../images/C/openoffice.png" format="PNG"/>
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<phrase>OpenOffice</phrase>
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</inlinemediaobject></para>
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<title>Web Tarayıcı</title>
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<para>Firefox is the incredible successor to the hugely popular Mozilla
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browser. Among its many features are tabbed browsing, which makes
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viewing multiple sites a breeze,
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pop-up blocking, live bookmarks and great accessibility support.
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Combine these with its fantastic customisation engine and you have
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the most powerful web browsing at your fingertips.
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<sect2 id="internet"> <title>Email, IM ve VoIP</title>
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<para>Moving beyond the simple web browser, Edubuntu also comes with an email
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client and personal information manager, <application>Evolution</application>. Video conferencing with
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<application>Ekiga</application> and instant messaging and chat with <application>Gaim</application> provide communication
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tools that teachers and students need in an Internet age.</para>
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<para><inlinemediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="../../images/C/internet.png" format="PNG"/> </imageobject>
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<textobject> <phrase>Genel Ağ</phrase> </textobject>
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</inlinemediaobject></para> </sect2>
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<sect2 id="graphics">
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<title>Grafikler</title>
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<para>In the graphics department, diagrams and flowcharts are a breeze with <application>Dia</application>. <application>Xsane</application> provides an easy to use scanner interface. 3D modeling and animation are <application>Blender's</application> specialty. Image editing similar to Adobe Photoshop is accomplished using <application>the GIMP</application>. <application>Scribus</application> provides layout and publishing capabilites similar to Adobe Illustrator.</para>
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<para><inlinemediaobject>
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<imagedata fileref="../../images/C/graphics.png" format="PNG"/>
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<phrase>Grafikler</phrase>
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</inlinemediaobject></para>
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<sect2 id="sound-and-video">
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<title>Ses ve Görüntü</title>
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<para>For all your video and audio playback and editing needs, Edubuntu provides several programs including
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<application>Rhythmbox</application> for playing music and <application>Serpentine</application> for burning audio CDs. <application>Sound Juicer</application> rips audio CD tracks to your computer. <application>Totem</application> is an excelent video and movie player, and you can use <application>Kino</application> to edit video clips. <application>Sound Recorder</application> can be used to record audio clips to your computer.</para>
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<para><inlinemediaobject>
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<imagedata fileref="../../images/C/soundandvideo.png" format="PNG"/>
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<phrase>Ses ve Görüntü</phrase>
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</inlinemediaobject></para>
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<para><emphasis role="strong">Explore the stars</emphasis> - <application>KStars</application> is a Desktop
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Planetarium that provides an accurate graphical
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simulation of the night sky. The program includes details for 130000 stars, 13000 deep-sky
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objects and all of the planets. <application>KStars</application> has an easy to use
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interface, so it can be used by everyone, from amateurs to astronomy experts.
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You will also find a great deal of general
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information regarding telescopes and other astronomy-related
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Research the periodic table</emphasis> - <application>Kalzium</application>
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is a package for discovering and researching information about the
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periodic table and the elements. It includes pictures for most of the 111 elements
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present, along with more detailed information including atomic
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models, spectrum analysis, chemical data and energies. </para>
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Test your chemistry skills</emphasis> - <application>Atomix</application> is
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a puzzle game, the purpose of which is to make
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up the molecule displayed from the atomic pieces scattered throughout the level.
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<para><inlinemediaobject>
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<imagedata fileref="../../images/C/science.png" format="PNG"/>
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<phrase>Bilim</phrase>
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</inlinemediaobject></para>
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<sect2 id="mathematics">
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<title>Matematik</title>
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Program in Logo</emphasis> - <application>KTurtle</application>
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is a Logo programming language interpreter. The Logo
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programming language is very easy to learn and thus it can be used
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by young children. A unique quality of Logo is that the commands
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or instructions can be translated, so the 'programmer' can program
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in his or her native language. This makes Logo ideal for teaching
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kids the basics of programming, mathematics and geometry. One of
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the reasons many children warm to Logo is that the
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programmable icon is a small turtle, which can be moved around the
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screen with simple commands and can be programmed to draw
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Create geometric constructions</emphasis> - <application><application>Kig</application></application>
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allows teachers and students to create high-precision
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geometrical constructions. These can be built on and
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used to explain concepts like perpendicular bisectors, tangents
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Plot mathematical equations</emphasis> - <application>KmPlot</application> is
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a mathematical function graphing and plotting package. <application>KmPlot</application> has a powerful
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built-in expression parser, and
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you can plot different functions simultaneously and combine their
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terms to build more complex mathematical functions. It
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supports functions with parameters and functions in polar
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coordinates. Plots may also be printed with high precision.</para>
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Calculate percentages</emphasis> -
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<application>KPercentage</application> is a mathematical application that helps
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pupils improve their skills in calculating percentages.
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Percentages are split into three types, and <application>KPercentage</application> tests
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pupils on these in three training modes. In addition to this,
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there is a random mode which will pick questions from
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each of the three percentage question variations. </para>
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Practice Fractions</emphasis> - <application>KBruch</application> is
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a small program to help pupils practice calculations involving
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fractions. There are four different types of fraction
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<listitem><para>Exercise Fraction Task, where pupils have to solve a given
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fraction task </para></listitem>
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<listitem><para>Exercise Comparison, where pupils have to compare two given
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fractions' sizes </para></listitem>
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<listitem><para>Exercise Conversion, where pupils have to convert an already-given
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number into a fraction </para></listitem>
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<listitem><para>Exercise Factorization, where pupils have to factor a
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given number into its prime factors</para></listitem>
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Play at Math</emphasis> - <application>TuxMath</application>
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is an educational arcade game starring Tux, the Linux mascot!
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Based on the classic arcade game "Missile Command," Tux
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must defend his cities by solving arithmetic problems.</para>
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<para><inlinemediaobject>
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<imagedata fileref="../../images/C/maths.png" format="PNG"/>
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<phrase>Matematik</phrase>
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</inlinemediaobject></para>
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<title>Çizim</title><itemizedlist>
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Tux Paint</emphasis> - <application>Tux
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Paint</application> is a free drawing program designed for young children.
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The program provides an easy to use interface with
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fun sound effects and an encouraging cartoon mascot that gives
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help to children while they are painting.</para>
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Generate Fractals</emphasis> - <application>Xaos</application> is a
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fractal generator with a whole host of extra features for
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teaching pupils about fractal patterns.</para>
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<para><inlinemediaobject>
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<imagedata fileref="../../images/C/drawing.png" format="PNG"/>
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<phrase>Çizim</phrase>
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</inlinemediaobject></para>
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<sect2 id="language">
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Practice Spanish verbs</emphasis> - With
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<application>KVerbos</application> you can practice Spanish verb conjugation. The program
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comes with a set of over 9,000 Spanish verbs that you can
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choose from to begin your verb training. The package also keeps
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track of previous scores so that pupils can identify where their
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strengths and weaknesses are. Some exercises also have a time
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limit, to raise the level of difficulty for more advanced
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Play Hangman</emphasis> - <application>KHangman</application>
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is the classic hangman game, where pupils try to guess a word letter by
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<para><inlinemediaobject>
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<imagedata fileref="../../images/C/language.png" format="PNG"/>
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</inlinemediaobject></para>
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<sect2 id="basic-skills">
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<title>Temel Beceriler</title>
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Generate and give tests</emphasis> - <application>KEduca</application> is
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an educational testing package, allowing teachers to create tests
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for pupils to take. <application>KEduca</application> includes a module for constructing and
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saving new tests, as well as a separate module for loading and
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running the exams. Questions can be enhanced with images, multiple
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choice answers with varying weights, and time limits.</para>
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Learn touch typing</emphasis> - <application>KTouch</application>
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helps pupils learn to type quickly and correctly. With many different
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modes and detailed reporting, <application>KTouch</application> truly makes learning touch-typing
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<listitem><para><emphasis role='strong'>Play with touch typing</emphasis> - TuxType
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is an educational tutorial game that will help pupils to learn how
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to type on a keyboard whose the main star is Tux, the Linux Penguin.
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The player guides Tux to eat the fish that are falling
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from the sky, each fish has a letter or word written on it. The player
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needs only to press the correct key, and Tux will move to position
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himself under the fish. The game has a variety of difficulty
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settings which even experienced typists may find
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<listitem><para><emphasis role="strong">Gcompris</emphasis> - <application>Gcompris</application>
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is a suite of over 80 educational games and activities for kids
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age 4 to 10 to learn with. These include:</para>
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<listitem><para>bilgisayar keşfi: klavye ve fare</para></listitem>
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<listitem><para>algebra: table memory, enumeration, double entry table,
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mirror image </para></listitem>
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<listitem><para>science: the canal lock, the water cycle, the submarine,
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electric simulation</para></listitem>
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<listitem><para>coğrafya: ülkeleri harita üzerinde belirle</para></listitem>
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<listitem><para>oyunlar: satranç, hafıza, connect 4, oware, sudoku</para></listitem>
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<listitem><para>okuma: okuma alıştırması</para></listitem>
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<listitem><para>other: learn to tell time, puzzle of famous paintings,
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vector drawing</para></listitem>
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<para><inlinemediaobject>
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<imagedata fileref="../../images/C/skills.png" format="PNG"/>
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<phrase>Beceriler</phrase>
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</inlinemediaobject></para>
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<sect1 id="common-questions">
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<title>Genel Sorular</title>
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<sect2 id="obtaining-edubuntu">
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<title>Edubuntu'yu Nasıl Edinebilirim?</title>
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<para>Edubuntu (both the Install and Live CDs) are available for
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download at <ulink url="http://www.edubuntu.org/">http://www.edubuntu.org/</ulink>.</para>
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<sect2 id="involved"><title>How Can Get Involved?</title>
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<para>Edubuntu is built by a community of people, most of whom are
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volunteers. Edubuntu welcomes advice and feedback from as many
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different people as possible. It's what makes this project work.
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There is a need for help in every area - documentation, developing,
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testing, advocacy, and support, so if you want to get involved please
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Edubuntu <ulink url="http://lists.ubuntu.com/edubuntu-devel">mailing
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the <emphasis role="strong">#edubuntu</emphasis> IRC channel on
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irc.ubuntu.com. </para>
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<title>How is Edubuntu related to Ubuntu?</title>
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<para>Edubuntu is based on, and is indeed dependant on Ubuntu. As
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packages are updated in Ubuntu, they are also updated in Edubuntu,
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as they share the same package repository. This also means that they both
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have the same release cycle, which occurs roughly every six months.
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You will also find that many Edubuntu developers are also developers
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<sect2 id="language-help">
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<title>I don't know much English. Can I also get help in my
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<para>Of course you can! As well as this document being translated
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into several other languages, there are a few Edubuntu localization
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teams around the world and a huge number of Ubuntu
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localization teams. If you think you can help, why not join
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your local team?</para>
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