17 Oct
1998
17 Oct
'98
8:01 a.m.
Slashdot.org has a story explaining that the UK school system can't
afford NT 5 and are considering another OS. In light of this, people
were bringing up Apple's success in schools in contrast to the current
situation. However, I have heard that the only reason why Apples were
common in schools was that the gov't bore some of the price tag to
encourage use of Apples, and Apple didn't pay as much attention to
education as is generally thought. Is this true? What were the
particulars of Apple educational licensing?
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