__/ [ Luigi ] on Wednesday 04 October 2006 17:31 \__
> I've been using Linux for almost three months, and i absolutely
> love it.
>
> I work in a PC hotline company, where I help clueless lusers with
> their Microsoft problems, which isn't few, sigh...
>
> Sometimes they just get on my nerves with their technical
> inability. F.e. last month a guy I talked to didn't know the
> difference between the screen and the computer. He asked, if it
> was the box or the screen that contained the RAM...
>
> I've tried to convince my grandma to use Linux. She only use
> computer to write letters and the print only to send with
> snail-mail. But she just say, that I don't have to bother.
> Though, I made her a little worried by telling her about
> spy-ware. No she actually belive, that hackers can connect to her
> computer which is OFF the internet, HAHA.
Hey, Luigi. Have a look.
Ubuntu for your grandmother.
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| They say its for geeks, they say its for nerds, they say its for those
| whose pinkie finger has the imprint of the enter key tattooed on it. We
| say its for your grandmother ! Yes my friends, I kid you not, for all
| of those who are afraid to dip their little toe into the great Linux-Lake
| let us reassure you : If your grandmother can do it ? So can you. Before
| we start , let me clarify : We are not talking about turning your
| Linux machine into a clustered database server with SQL, PHP, Apache,
| Samba and what have you. We are talking about the advantages of using
| Linux .. as a desktop.
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http://www.knightwise.com/content/view/154/9/
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