removing packages for edubuntu on old pcs (edubuntu for day care, philippines)

[maning sambale]

Gavin,

> I guess you don't have a budget for a thin client server so you could use
> the low-end pcs as thin clients?  That would be the ideal solution.

Well, the only budget I have are office electricity, proxy net
connection (for the updates), 2-3 hours of my time after office hours,
and my newbie experience with linux.

Thank you for all the tips.

Sorry for the late reply, typhoon struck the Philippines [1] and most
of Luzon had no electricity for more than two days.

Please bear with my pestering.  We'll ask again as problems arise.

Cheers,

Maning

[1] http://newsinfo.inq7.net/breakingnews/metroregions/view_article.php?article_id=23589
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