Linux workshop in Udupi
The student chapter of Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE) of SMV Institute of Technology and Management conducted a two-day workshop on Linux operating system for final year Electronics and Communications students at Bantakal in Udupi district on August 22 and 23.
Edwin, a former professor of Electronics Engineering at Spring Garden College, Philadelphia, U.S., was the resource person.
Prof. Edwin said that Linux, which was a free operating system and free from viruses, had been adapted by more computer hardware platforms than any other operating system.
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