Daniel Machovec wrote:
Aloha,
Mt name is Daniel Machovec. I am attempting to open a non-profit
organization in Honolulu, Hawaii to take old and out of date PC's and
refurbish them. These PC's will then be sold at a token price to low
income families of underprivilaged middle and high school studenst for
use on their homework and school projects. I am interested in the
possibilies of using your software in an OEM capacity to install on
these systems. Obviously the use of this software could allow these
students to gain a powerfull software suite to complete their
computers while keeping the systems at a token cost to the end users.
Any information you can provide me with to hekp further this cause
would be greatly appreciated.
Yours truely,
Daniel Machovec
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Excellent Daniel, go for it. If you are going to put a Linux
distribution on the boxes then invariably OOo will be installed with
it. If you are considering that, I would suggest using Ubuntu
http://www.ubuntulinux.org . Ubuntu will supply you with the cds, just
click the "Shipit" link on the home page and do the order. Ubuntu runs
very well on low resourced older boxes. I run Ubuntu on a P150 AT box
with 96 megs of EDO ram no problem at all.
If you using windows then download and install and copy to you hearts
content.
Cheers
yo
