Rather than us spending $25 for an old computer, it might be a better
idea to get the thrift shops to stick a sticker that we supply them with
that they can stick on the computer that lets the person that does
purchase the computer know that while Windows XP isn't supported
anymore, there is an entity in town that will not only install something
new a fresh on their system, but till also train them how to use it.
Brian Cluff
On 05/21/2015 04:31 PM, Michael Havens wrote:
> You know, thrift stores (other than goodwill) has used computers coming
> out of their ears. I think we need to find a thrift store that wants to
> unload all of this used hardware for like 25 dollars apiece and put
> Linux on it and get these fully functional and modern computers out to
> the people who need them. If you buy a modern windows computer it isn't
> even fully functional unless you pay for a subscription to something.
> I'm partial to Linux Mint but that is up for debate.
> :-)~MIKE~(-:
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