Chilean Monks Need Linux Help?

Inexile2002 asks: "Ok, I'm going to Chile this Xmas season, and a distant second cousin of mine, a monk in a Dominican monastary emailed me requesting that I bring copies of and set up Linux on their machines and network. I've NEVER set up a Linux network before, won't have reliable internet access when I'm there (if I have it at all) and to top it all off, would really rather set this up in Spanish for the non bi-lingual monks. (My spanish, of course, is weak and useless when discussing computers) For someone who doesn't know Linux well and won't be able to check online help, what is the best hard copy Linux help out there? Is there a Spanish Linux? Will the monks, once they do have reliable net connections, be able to seek bilingual online help?" We've all been in this position before, but the multi-lingual angle is a new twist. Do any of you have any hints, or suggestions to pass along to Inexile2002?

Shaolinux Temple?

[Ivan Raikov]

So, is this the Shaolinux temple, mentioned in the signature of a Slashdor poster?

Re:Ekk thats a tough one.

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Can you imagine a beowulf cluster of Monks praying that your install goes sucessfuly?!

What an interesting job you must have

[Cycon]

We've all been in this position before, but the multi-lingual angle is a new twist.

Well I don't know about you Cliff, but I've never found myself in the position of having to set up a linux network for Chilean Monks, bilingual or not... (c:

--Cycon