- ) Kids learn Linux. Kids use that knowledge to help people in the community. Kids use Linux to help our school.
https://sites.google.com/site/startlinuxclub/guide-introduction?authuser=0 …. The Linux Club guide
2. )
Start with a 1 Gigabyte or larger USB Flash drive to install Fatdog64 802 Release software.
http://puppylinux-or-pcbsd.blogspot.com/2019/04/fatdog64-800-release.html
based on this blog post 10 minutes, 2 downloads, 1 usb flash drive
http://puppylinux-or-pcbsd.blogspot.com/2016/08/10-minutes-2-downloads-1-usb-flash_10.html
Two tools useful for MS windows to write a .ISO image file to a USB flash drive:
https://etcher.io and https://rufus.ie Balena Etcher is also available for Linux, MacOS, Windows
Use the frugal install method of booting from the USB flash drive and keeping the changes and file saved back on to that same USB flash drive. This method creates a persistant file folder, that holds your changes for use in the next boot.
3. )
Do you live out in the rural area with little to no internet access? Create your own internet, with a Rachel file server from WorldPossible.org . Use an existing x86 computer or make from a RaspberryPi ARM computer and a 32 Gigabyte USB flash drive.
4. ) Share your Linux knowledge with others. Create a blog at blogger.com. Create a personal Wiki.
What observations do you have? How do you create these items?
Write a HowTo blog post. Pick an idea, write about that idea, edit in some URL links for more information to read, Print out your post to a PDF file that you can post for someone to download and read offline.
