THE TINY INTERNET PROJECT,Part Ⅰ

摘要

As readers of this magazine well know, Linux drives many of the technologies we use every day, from smart TVs to Web servers. Linux is everywhere-except most homes and classrooms. That's a problem if we want to help breed the next generation of engineers and computer scientists. In fact, if teenagers (or any other group of curious individuals) want to learn about Linux, they often must rely on a geeky friend or parent willing to show them the way.