HAH, I remember buying RedHat 5 from Best Buy back in the day. I don't think OEM bundling is the answer, Linux distros just aren't designed to be a good fit for common users. Desktop environments simply fall over in terms of design aesthetic and usability. Unless you're a geek of course, but you can make anything do anything which is why Linux works well for you. Android seems to be doing just fine taking a significant chunk of the handheld device market, why? Great design and ease of use.
HAH, I remember buying RedHat 5 from Best Buy back in the day. I don't think OEM bundling is the answer, Linux distros just aren't designed to be a good fit for common users. Desktop environments simply fall over in terms of design aesthetic and usability. Unless you're a geek of course, but you can make anything do anything which is why Linux works well for you. Android seems to be doing just fine taking a significant chunk of the handheld device market, why? Great design and ease of use.