Rent-a-Game
Mwongozi writes: "British broadband users can now rent computer games to see if they are any good before they lay out the cash to buy the full game. This week, BT Openworld revealed details of its Software To Go scheme which lets people rent software by the hour, day or week. This includes games, graphics packages, educational titles and even programs that let you design your garden."
This isn't a bad idea. Yes, most Linux users will just use a free piece of software but regular Windows users are different.
I've lost count of how many times people have complained to me about crappy software they were stuck with after buying it blind. This could save them some money.
Learning HOW to think is more important than learning WHAT to think.