> Jeff Garland wrote:
> > Hi all -
> >
> > My daughter's school has a number of donated IBM 600E laptops
> with 32M RAM
> > that are used in her class to help teach typing.  Only one
> problem -- they
> > aren't turned on when the kids are using them.  Obviously this
> is a pathetic
> > arrangement only slightly better than the kids using paper keyboards...
> >
> With so little ram and speed I would recommend forgetting about
> Ktouch or even
> running X for that matter.
>
> Take a look at gtypist.
> http://www.gnu.org/software/gtypist/gtypist.html
>
> It runs in a console, comes with pre-made lessons and
> instructions for making
> new lessons.
> - --
> KevinO
>

And on that note...
The Linux Bootable Business Card (www.lnx-bbc.org) has the tools and
instructions for building your own iso (GAR).

It shouldn't be too hard to add gtypist to it and build another iso.

Bart