I would disagree with the naysayers to a large extent BUT you're going to have to provide a LOT of support and service upfront. possibly having remote access installed so you can work on peoples machines remotely? Dunno, that involves trust.
People are generaly NOT concerned about this or that flavor of technology they want what WORKs, not philosophies behind software - though I try to use linux because I don' tlike the idea of micrsoft -
I would more follow the model of the geeksquad founder guy - read up on it - its about service not software.
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