Think "hearts and minds". People who get used to using something at home (this is particularly true of teenagers and other students) often want to have it at work as well.
This was how windows won the desktop wars; everyone pirated windows 3.1 up one side and down the other, and this was a large part of what led to its' adoption in the coporate world -since people were using it at home, it's what they knew and that made it easier for MS to push windows 95 harder (and win over the mac and -at the time- OS/2) Of course you don't want to rip out grandma's vista installation she uses to do email and watch youtube on; but if someone's technically proficient enough to at least know what an OS _is_, then it never hurts to mention what you run. Every little bit that raises people's awareness that there's a world beyond mac/win/linux is always a _good thing_. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
