Re: [Fwd: Partnerschaft mit IT-Ausbildern]
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>On Sat, Jun 08, 2002 at 12:33:10 +0200, Werner Weber wrote:
>> ich habe vor ber einem Monat die untenstehnde Mail versandt. Leider habe
>> ich noch keine Antwort erhalten.
>The most likely explanation for that is that you seem to make a few
>incorrect assumptions.
>First of all, the Debian project is an international project, so use English
>unless you're addressing someone you know to understand German.
>> -------- Ursprngliche Nachricht --------
>> An die Geschftsleitung
>Debian is a volunteer-based project, not a company. As such, our goals,
>priorities, organisation and methods of communication differ from those of
>companies.
>> ich unterrichte an einer beruflichen Schule NRW's, an der junge Leute zu
>> IT-Fachleuten ausgebildet werden. Jhrlich beginnen bei uns ca. 200 junge
>> Menschen ihre Ausbildung. Viele von denen arbeiten spter im Bereich
>> Netzwerkadministration.
>>
>> Wir sind auf der Suche nach einem Linux-Distributor als Partner unserer
>> Schule.
>>
>> Inhalte der Zusammenarbeit knnten sein:
>>
>> - Projekte die mit Ihrer Distribution ausgefhrt werden und sowohl regional
>> und berregional (Presse, Messen) prsentiert als auch in EU-Projekte
>> eingesetzt werden knnten.
>You may want to have a look at
>http://www.debianplanet.org/article.php?sid=679&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0
>which provides details on AGNULA, an EU-supported project which employs
>Debian GNU/Linux.
>> - Zertifizierung unserer Kollegen (wir sind ein sehr junges Kollegium) und
>> unserer Schler.
>Unlike e.g. Red Hat, the Debian project does not operate a certification
>program. The Linux Professional Institute (like Debian, a non-profit
>organisation) develops a not-distribution-specific certification program;
>you can find details at http://www.de.lpi.org/ .
>HTH,
>Ray
>--
>I think the most important thing about Linux is that it gives people the
>ability to do what they want.
> Alan Cox in http://www2.linuxjournal.com/articles/culture/012.html
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