First, do you have the name of a package in mind? Just saying "a typing
program" isn't very helpful. They could just run nano and type in a text editor.
I know I'm missing something here, but how does this apply to a live/rescue
CD? I guess you could have your clients boot the CD every time they want to
practice typing, but wouldn't it be better to install a regular distro on a
hard drive? I appreciate the suggestion, but I don't understand. Please
explain further.
On 5/14/2017 3:33 PM, Glenn At Home wrote:
A good one to add IMO is a typing program.
It would be nice for my clients who need to practice their typing skills, or
just plain learn to type.
Glenn
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