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Educational Ubuntu.  Choice for teaching older kids about Linux.  Steeper learning curve. Educational software suites installed, like KDE Education Suite, GCompris, and Tux4kids.  No parental control tools.  Requires 512MB of RAM, a 1GHz processor and a 20GB drive.  Educational Ubuntu.  Choice for teaching older kids about Linux.  Steeper learning curve. Educational software suites installed, like KDE Education Suite, GCompris, and Tux4kids.  No parental control tools.  Requires 512MB of RAM, a 1GHz processor and a 20GB drive. This is Ubuntu's officially supported educational distribution aimed at primary and secondary schools.  The distribution has three different themes, called "young", "plain" and "default."  The default desktop environment is Gnome and the applications that come with the installation are OpenOffice.org, KDE Edutainment Suite and Gcompris. KDE Edutainment Suite includes applications for children between ages 3 and 18 and Gcompris includes applications for children in nursery/kindergarten.  * Edubuntu 13.10 was released October 17, 2013
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