Raj Mathur wrote:
Finally, to come to your point :) I agree that, given that people are
moving towards Linux for what I consider the right reasons, support is
a critical function. Kishore and I were brainstorming precisely about
this yesterday evening, but since we didn't have any b33r we
Raj Mathur wrote:
The first idea (having a minimal Linux partition) is brilliant! How
long did you have to spend thinking it up? :) I'm going to talk to my
neighbourhood hardware vendor today itself and suggest it to him.
Anyone else doing the same?
Thanks, Not so long. Born out of Knoppix demo
In various discussions at various forums, one thing has emerged clearly:
The one thing which has prevented wide-spread adoption of Free Open
Source Software at the common man's desktop is lack of perceptible
support.
Though, all of us talk about ample documentation and mailing lists based
Hi
I like the ideas suggested by anand Shankar. My own experience as an Novice
( 68 yrs age)
1 I hv ddual boot system win+suse ...try to use linux most of the time and
fallback on windows when necessary this happens for pgms not on
linux/pgms i am unable to install.
2 When i
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Anand == Anand Shankar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anand In various discussions at various forums, one thing has
Anand emerged clearly: The one thing which has prevented
Anand wide-spread adoption of Free Open Source Software at the
