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Ubuntu in South African Schools

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The South African highschool IT curriculum is outdated and not adequately preparing students

South African entrepreneur Mark Shuttleworth has spent many years and huge sums of money producing the Ubuntu operating system. It’s the third most popular desktop operating system in the world and not only because it’s free, but also because it is extremely competitive and improving constantly.

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