2014-05-01 12:36 GMT+05:30 Ranjan Das : {Trimmed} > There is an idea in my mind which I am thinking about for > quite some time. I > believe one of the main reasons why the adoption of > Linux fails among common > people is when it comes to the software installation part or to be specific > the dependency on internet. All of us knows > that we have a better software > management system when compared to M$ Windows. > > First let me tell you that this is a thought and not an expert opinion. I > need all of you to correct me if this is an idiotic thought. > > So let me start. > "Nowadays BSNL broadband is quite common > even in rural parts of Kerala. We > can also take other ISP's too. So now most of the > houses where they have a > computer usually opt for a broadband internet connection > (may be the most > basic plan also). Is it possible to discuss with ISP's like BSNL not to > meter the Linux software installation requests!!! ie. Like ISP's are > providing free whatsapp/Facebook data etc. This can really help not only > home users, but will also help educational institutions and others > organisations etc. This can be achieved in another way also by > mirroring/caching famous distros repository to ISP's data centers/infra > facilities like exchanges etc there by reducing the inter country traffic > for ISP's. > > And ilugs can volunteer to maintain this in however way. > > I strongly believe that such a thing will surely boost the Linux adoption > across our state. And we can confidently promote GNU in full swing." > > Note : mandatharam anenkil kshamikkuka. Waiting for response. :-) I don't think it as a good idea. -- Regards Sooraj Kenoth "I am Being the Change I Wish to See in the World" --------------------------------------------- FSUG-Kozhikode Home Page : http://www.fsugcalicut.org ---------------------------------------------