This is about what I am thinking too.
You should give those ppl a computer with 2 CD's: One with Linux and another with Windoze.
Yhey should both do the installation with few (newbie) user input. In this way the user is completely free to choose.
BUT
I live in Belgium and I don't really believe that the governement wil keep their promis. In our little country their isn't a political group which is elected with 50% or more. They have to make coalition governements. In reality any group in the governement wants to give their electors something. This results in high expenses and many promises that will never come true.
This is not more than a promis to keep the electors happy... Ever thought about the cost of such an operation? Anyway, in Belgium 31% of the population has a pc. 'cause families will only buy one computer this situation is quite good I think.
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This is about what I am thinking too.
You should give those ppl a computer with 2 CD's: One with Linux and another with Windoze.
Yhey should both do the installation with few (newbie) user input. In this way the user is completely free to choose.
BUT
I live in Belgium and I don't really believe that the governement wil keep their promis. In our little country their isn't a political group which is elected with 50% or more. They have to make coalition governements. In reality any group in the governement wants to give their electors something. This results in high expenses and many promises that will never come true.
This is not more than a promis to keep the electors happy... Ever thought about the cost of such an operation? Anyway, in Belgium 31% of the population has a pc. 'cause families will only buy one computer this situation is quite good I think.