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Re: Windows FOSS on the Live CD -- the OOo2 question: msg#00130

Subject: Re: Windows FOSS on the Live CD -- the OOo2 question
To change its practices requires an effort.
To propose softwares for Windows on CD is a means of reassuring people.

When you listen people around you, you realize that they don't know what is free softwares, even less than they can have a free office suite, and even less than any software does not require a licence of use.

These softwares are still necessary to help people to learn.
But that should be better indicate on Live CD.

Of course that can make double employment, because Live CD is bootable, but sometimes simply start another OS can make fear.

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