I was reading this thread: http://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-users/2014/02/06/msg014023.html and gave some thought about a framework in which to deliver NetBSD instant gratification to the masses.
Click'n format could use cutting edge technologies like java script or active X to instantaneously dd an ISO image to hard drive clicking on a link. The image should carry a light footprint such as to use minimal bandwith, so perhaps just a kernel, a shell without auto-completion bloat, VI and networking and lynx. The advanced version could save the users hard disk in the cloud, retrievable for a nominal fee within a few days.
