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Title. Mainly asking for the library side, but PC cafe is also interesting to ask about.\n
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And I guess the PC cafe OS is interesting, simply due to the fact that Linux gaming has been making huge strides, and PC cafes are still popular in Japan, Korea, and China.\n
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Title. Mainly asking for the library side, but PC cafe is also interesting to ask about.\n
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Title. Mainly asking for the library side, but PC cafe is also interesting to ask about.\n
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Mainly since Windows 11 is 64-bit only, and it seems Windows 12 is going to subscription based on top of that, neither of which public libraries can afford tossing out computers and paying more in subscription fees than they make with overdue books.\n
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My local library is only open for 2 days a week, due to a lack of funds for hiring more staff in the area. They use older Dell all in ones, and that just makes me think if they don’t have the money for being open 5 days a week, they don’t have the money to buy 4 new computers for the space.\n
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Not even getting into the bigger libraries part of that system or the ones nearby. Some have 8 computers in groups, with 4 stations of groups.\n
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So I was just wondering, if anyone has started or is aware of a Library/Public Computer focused linux-based OS? Perhaps one that allows immutable systems, and the library card system backed most use to enable end user access. Perhaps that’s a config file tucked away somewhere.\n
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And I guess the PC cafe OS is interesting, simply due to the fact that Linux gaming has been making huge strides, and PC cafes are still popular in Japan, Korea, and China.\n
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Title. Mainly asking for the library side, but PC cafe is also interesting to ask about.\n
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Title. Mainly asking for the library side, but PC cafe is also interesting to ask about.\n
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\n
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Not even getting into the bigger libraries part of that system or the ones nearby. Some have 8 computers in groups, with 4 stations of groups.\n
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\n
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