ITEC Live CD update

[Jason Clinton]

Since we last discussed this, Ubuntu 5.10 has been released. I
downloaded it tonight and I've just discovered that there's a HUGELY
important feature on their Live CD that I think we should consider: the
"Live CD" not only includes the standard "live" Linux environment but
also a pretty Windows autorun "welcome screen" with *installers* for
OpenOffice, Mozilla Firefox and GAIM for Windows!

IMHO, this is wonderful! We can hand out a _single_ CD that promotes
using open source software on either Windows or Linux at the same time!

Download it and try it out! It's so pretty too.
http://www.ubuntu.com/download/

Anyways, this is hands-down the best "newbie" CD I've ever found. The
Ubuntu guys are really deserve a lot of accolades for this...
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