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Hurray, its about time! ;-)

> so he's asked me for some 
> suggestions on educational games for Linux.

Awhile back I was looking for a typing tutor, found one called Tux Type. Fun 
and educational, just not what I was looking for. Cute little penguin eats 
fish as you type letters...

Ended up buying Ten Thumbs because it has a Linux version, and does both 
Dvorak and Qwerty.
-- 
William


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