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Whatever works with your hardware and use cases! I was thinking more of a group of people meeting to work through the Learn C the hard way book, perhaps in a c
by keithpeter 14y ago
Whatever works with your hardware and use cases!
I was thinking more of a group of people meeting to work through the Learn C the hard way book, perhaps in a coffee bar or something, bringing their own laptops. A bootable stick might make a C environment more accessible to them.
The puredyne project produced a bootable linux specifically to provide a common environment for training in audio production. Seemed to work for them.
- RegEx 14y agoIf you bring a copy of the ISO you can have them all on starting from the same Virtualbox install (takes 5 minutes to set up without knowing the software + Ubuntu installation time). But I've heard Vagrant is good for use cases like yours, though I haven't personally used it. That sounds like a fun activity by the way, have fun with that :)