How can I connect Linux with Teenagers?

[Scott]

Sanjay Sodhi wrote:
> I think a lot of it is wow-factor, but people don't give me the time to 
> wow them!
Teenagers are the most difficult age group to convert.  Younger kids 
have several games they like on Linux and are not attached to windows 
yet, while adults are, usually, more concerned with desktop software 
that is more likely to be found on Linux.

Teenagers are almost only after games, with the exception of some chat 
software as mentioned.  I would suggest showing them the few proprietary 
games on Linux if you have any like Neverwinter nights or Quake.  And 
show them the few high end open source games like Nexiuz.  I would 
suggest not showing them any of the simpler games.  Even though they are 
good, they may view Linux games as not as good.  Showing the beryl is a 
good idea as that is very nice and Pidgin/Gaim is good too.  I would 
also suggest showing them Amarok, there is nothing on windows that can 
complete :).

-- 
Your friend,
Scott

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