Canonical Should Do This

[Michael Haney]

You know what Canonical should do, they should create a service online
that lets people create a customized Ubuntu Live CD/DVD install disk
which they can either download as an ISO or order on an actual disk.

The service could also offer a free custom Live CD that only has the
installer and some system tools on it.  The Installer would then
access a pre-configured Ubuntu setup online or a custom ISO sitting on
an enterprise server.  Businesses with accounts on the service could
have private repos that they can be used to roll out updates and new
software to users in the company either from the Internet or local
servers.  Tools could be made to greatly simplify the jobs of IT
staffers and the service could be relatively cheap.  Canonical would
definitely earn some major brownie points from businesses if they did
this.

What do you think of this idea?

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