On Thu, Apr 06, 2006 at 11:44:51PM -0700, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
> Is it the collection of software, ready-to-use configurations, themes, 
> graphics that make those two interesting?

Forgot to answer the question in the previous post.  It was mostly the
"ready-to-use configuration" ("ready" especially in the sense of a
"Windows-thinker"), but to some extent the "collection of software",
again bent towards a Windows user who _expects_ a music cd player
(iTunes ?) and burner, web browser, Messenger (chat?), Word and Excel
(the guy actually does do homework sometimes!), and perhaps a dvd player
for movies from the rental shop.

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henry nelson
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