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I have a 20 months old daughter who likes to "help" her father when he is working on the computer. I let her borrow my spare laptop, but I do not let her log in. This is not as fun as she wants it to be.
Is there any kind of (live) distro that will just make sounds and flashes when you press a key/mouse button? That would probably entertain her for ages. And as time goes by she will grow up familiar with different linux-distributions!
I don't know of any but from experience I can tell you that my grandchildren didn't get used to using the mouse till they were approx. 5 - 6 years of age. We had bought one of those learning laptop toys from a toy store that they got a lot of use out of from age 2 on.
Debian has the "Debian Junior" project which is stuff for kids, http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-jr/ I don't know if there are any live Distros that have all these programs or not...
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