These are intended to describe typical cases where
a user
might consider UserLinux over Windows or an alternative Linux
distribution. By describing specific
situations in some detail, we can avoid much of the misunderstanding
and
unnecessary argument on the UserLinux mailing list.
The purpose here is *not* to set priorities
or make any judgment as to which usage is important.
In fact I've added a "Grandma" use
case just for fun.
Suggestions and criticism are welcome if they are focused on clarifying
what is intended in these situations, or adding other use cases.
We need one or more use cases for *Enterprise* situations, since that
is the main focus of UserLinux. My own focus is the Small
Business situation ( and yes, I will admit it, a computer for Grandma
:> ).
What's interesting is how much overlap there is in the requirements on
a distribution enabling it to support very different use models.
Once we have the target users well defined, then we can have a much
shorter discussion on priorities.
-- Dave
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Note: This is not an official UserLinux
page. I'm just a user with some suggestions. The web
address is just a temporary location for these files.
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