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XO in TV5

20:10 Pacific Time, a French channel TV5 reported about OLPC XO with Red Hat France. I am glad to see that project has a very good international covering.
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Charbax said…
If you know by any chance how to get a video of this segment on TV5, it'd be cool to have it added to olpc.tv
Thu May 17, 11:44:00 pm GMT-7
Luya Tshimbalanga said…
I asked that question to TV5. I will wait for their reply for a few days.
Fri May 18, 01:44:00 am GMT-7
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