[Ubuntu-be] Oxfam shops

[Alexandre Laurent]

Hi all,

    I know they *used* to install Ubuntu in the Oxfam shop in Ans 
(Liège) because at the time they couldn't get Windows licenses. Now, 
they are able to sell Windows licenses and I believe they leave the 
choice to the customer. And what do you think uninformed people are more 
likely to choose? ...

Oxfam Solidarité ANS
Rue de la Station, 45
4430 Ans
04/371 20 44

    Sincerely,

       Alexandre


Guillaume Desmottes a écrit :
> Le samedi 28 octobre 2006 à 22:37 +0200, Toni Van Remortel a écrit :
>> Today the NoKeLu meeting 4.02 went about virtualisation (off course I
>> used Ubuntu as host and test clients).
>> One of the participants was a guy who supports the Oxfam 2nd hand shop,
>> where they sell books and computers.
>> The nice thing about that shop in Turnhout, is that they install Ubuntu
>> by default on all computers! They even created a system to auto deploy
>> Ubuntu, including a bunch of software that doesn't come by default (MP3,
>> WMV, Flash, ...).
>> I asked him if he could write out a small info about their system, and
>> post it online.
>>
> 
> Do you know if all Oxfam shops in Belgium ship Ubuntu or it's just an
> isolated case in Turnhout ?
> If not, it sounds like a great job for us to meet each shops and
> convince them to do the same. :)
> 
> 	G.
>