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First Michael was shown the grounds and the various facilities on the site of the convent in Nairobi. Then Michael was introduced to the IT teacher Richard, who was pleased to see us, and the classroom was inspected. We quickly realized why. Many devices are unplugged or have problems to start. So let’s get to work. The new server hard […]
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On December 29, 2018 HP, Michael Scholtz, Michael Schmelzer and Werner met at 10 a.m. to update the new L4A server. Our goal was to transfer the new L4A clients (software version Ubuntu 18.04) to the server and to set up a new mirror for the 18.04 clients. First we set up a new client with Michael’s start disk and […]
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On January, 7, 2019, Werner was picked up in Kenzingen at 4:30 a.m. by Christoph. On their way to Freiburg they stopped at Teningen to collect Michael Schmelzer. At 6:30 a.m. we then took the train via Basel to Zürich airport. First our luggage was checked in (Werner had been concerned because of the weight of hand luggage – but […]
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In spring 2012 (!), computers were disassembled and reassembled again on a Saturday afternoon in the “Computerhotel” of Linux4Africa at the Linux4Afrika warehouse, also hard disks were exchanged and tested. 80 computers and monitors, keyboards, mice and all kinds of computer accessories were packed and went on a long voyage to Africa in a container in May 2012. The computers […]
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One and a half years ago, our member Peter Diez went to South Africa for vacation. It was there that Vuyani, a hiking guide of the Pondoland Walking Safari, made contact with a school in a rural area on the east coast near Lusikisiki. The idea was born to set up a PC room with donated PCs at the school.
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The Linux4Afrika project has been supporting schools, universities and educational institutions for over ten years with a system based on Linux and open source software. In order to continue providing this assistance, it is important to pass on the knowledge to the next generation. With the new Linux4Afrika task force under the direction of Werner Buchholz, the project makes an […]
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Today (Wednesday) is the last day in Ruaraka. Birgit & Michael will be heading to Masai Mara National Park, and when they return they’re going to spend one more night in Karen, where they will meet with Dr. Walk and his wife (who are arriving in Ruaraka on February 8th). Both classroom are now fully operational, except two computers which […]
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