How can I connect Linux with Teenagers?

[Scott]

Illusha Nokhrin wrote:
> I would add Warsow 
> and Wesnoth.
Every teenager I know mostly cares about graphics.  I would suggest not 
showing them wesnoth as the graphics in that game can not compete with 
the playstation or current windows games.  This is why I did not mention 
freeciv.  Freeciv is a great game, but its graphics are nothing when 
compared to Civ IV; which runs great under Cediga :).

> and showing them how simple 
> it is to install most of the games using apt-get install or Synaptic.
True, the simple install is a good encouragement.

> Also, mention that the games are completely free.
Most teenagers I know do not care about price.  Either their parents 
purchase the games or they download the games from peer to peer sites.

> You could also host a 
> Wesnoth or Warsow/Nexiuz/Alien Arena LAN party at lunch or after school 
> sometime.
That is a good idea.  You could also mention how Linux servers are the 
most common, more common than windows, to host video games worldwide.

-- 
Your friend,
Scott

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