On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 8:38 PM, ShanthaKumar <[email protected]> wrote:

> Educational Institutions seems be the first hindrance to spread
> the use of Free Software where a large number of students learn
> to use the computer.
>
> Recently I had an argument with my college senior staff about
> their indirect promotion of Wind0w$.
>
> She told
> " We are not promoting it. We are just comfortable with it and  hence
> we use it ".
>
> I asked, " What is your problem in using free software that can make
> you accomplish the same task ? "
>
> she told
> " Every Institution has its own standard, and Wind0w$ is standard for
> our institution.
>   you have no rights to question us why ! "
>
> and I was disappointed when she told this,
> "Moreover Anna University ( to which the college is affiliated ) has
> clearly given the option
> to opt Wind0w$ as lab requirements (http://goo.gl/gJxKS) "
>
> Syllabus is controlled by the university, and all its affiliated
> colleges are following its norms.
> Since the university itself indirectly promoted the proprietary
> software , I can't speak anymore.
>
>  If someone here able to pass this message to Anna University
>  please do it and bring some change in its norms.
>
> PS: ( until then I will be forced to use non-free software which I can't
> bare )
>
>
> --
> Regards,
> ShanthaKumar
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+1

When you start to work you will experience more stupid things in life. Any
way I have to praise your awareness and ability to speak out.
-- 
Nothing is constant

Regards

A.K.Karthikeyan
http://is.gd/kblogs
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