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	Spammers by Stephen Ewen - Monday, January 2, 2012, 03:04 PM
	You two spammers, one from 178.117.42.244 and the other from 125.60.240.206, can give up now, as can the less pathological ones and any newcomers. All you are doing is wasting your time. Thanks. Other webadmins: as you Google the above IPs and find this post, please also report them to their ISPs, while of course taking your own server-side measures.

	UberStudent 2.0 Revised Release Date by Stephen Ewen - Tuesday, December 20, 2011, 01:29 PM
	Due to a variety of upstream issues, we have been forced to delay release of UberStudent 2.0. Some of these issues remain, although we feel confident they will be adequately cleared up by summer 2012. Look for 2.0 at that time, based upon the Ubuntu 12.04 Long Term Stable release. The default full edition will be 64-bit.

	Site Back Online by Stephen Ewen - Sunday, December 18, 2011, 01:47 PM
	We have completed a transition to a virtual private server! This is in prep for version 2.0. We've tried to track down all of the various broken links resulting from the move. If we missed any, let us know! There may be a few other sorts of bugs we've yet to discover. Let us know if you encounter any.

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Notetaking Software
Notetaking software in academic computing.
Open Forum

Open discussion about anything related to UberStudent.
Installing UberStudent

After completing this module, you'll know how to install UberStudent on
your computer.
Initial Configurations

At the completion of this course, students will be able to configure the basic settings of a new UberStudent installation and begin productive work. Each module is brief, self-paced, and couples visual and textual explanations with student-initiated forum discussions.

UberStudent is a free, full-featured, user-friendly Linux operating system for learning, doing, and teaching the essential skills of academic success at the higher education and college-bound secondary levels. It is supported by a free virtual learning environment. Lifelong learners, researchers, and knowledge workers of all sectors will equally benefit.