I went through the page, but it's still not clear to me what problem it solves. Also, I won't be keen to try something like that for the following reasons: 1.

I went through the page, but it's still not clear to me what problem it solves. Also, I won't be keen to try something like that for the following reasons: 1.) When I want to try a different OS, I'm used to just downloading the ISO and spinning it up in a VM. 2.) No screenshots. I have no idea what I'm getting. 3.) I prefer to have my OS installed. And nowadays, installing an OS is not really that "painstaking" anymore, so that's not a feature I need. 4.) Having it on a flash drive that I can lose gives me an uneasy feeling. I do, however, find the idea of it coming with books appealing. If the OS is really worth it, then it might be worth paying at least for the books. I miss the days that software came with physical user guides :)