10-26-2017, 02:05 PM
I guess it depends on what you are teaching. If you are teaching Linux skills it would be best to have users with sudo access. If you are just teaching basic computer skills, or using the computers for standard academics such as the three "Rs" it wouldn't matter though you would have to keep up with the updating process personally on each platform. Structure the environment to be convenient for you because you obviously have limited resources. A thin client environment would of course be ideal for the classroom but you appear not to have resources for that. I would suggest incorporating a few basic Linux skills into any course that uses Linux computers to allow users to properly maintain their systems themselves.
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