What will the diskless Internet cafes look like in the future?

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Yesterday afternoon, I went to a small Internet cafe to learn about the situation (I do not know that this Internet cafe is not a large one, because before that, I have never been to the internet cafe gate ). This Internet cafe has around 3 ~ The interior is decorated with 4 hundred computers, which makes people feel good. What operating systems do they use? What are people playing in Internet cafes?

As soon as I arrived, I asked the internet cafe's front-end Administrator (female), how much is an hour? Answer: 3. She asked me for an ID card. I said, no. She smiled at me and said, "No. I told her that I am not a child and I still need an ID card. She raised her voice and told me, no! I stepped back and stood by and asked other people on the internet cafe to pay for the computer first. When I saw no one, I whispered to her again. I just wanted to see it. She gave me a look and said: Whatever you want. I thought, this time is not white!

I slowly watched them behind people on the computer to see what they were playing? The general impression is that boys play games (seeking sensory stimulation) and girls play QQ (chatting with friends ). I asked a person, what operating system are you using? He told me, I don't know. In my heart, this silly guy cannot even understand the operating system. After a while, I asked another person, what version is your operating system? This time I met the white man. He didn't speak. After a few clicks, the screen jumps out of a box. I took a closer look, "ghostxp
SP2 Special Edition ". I am a little confused. Why not the tomato garden edition? Obviously, this is not a genuine version of XP. I knew it in my heart, so I went back to the front-end of the Internet cafe and asked the lady some technical questions. She introduced me to ask the internet cafe technical administrator. I asked the internet cafe technical administrator why there is no office in your computer? He told me that all recently (office) have been deleted because there are too many vulnerabilities in it. I don't understand what the Vulnerability refers? The actual reason for deletion is probably to be afraid of Business and Industry checks. Then he told me that most people who come online are playing games and chatting. I also agree with this statement. Later, I thanked him and left the Internet cafe.

On the way home, I came up with an idea. I think the internet cafe owner can't afford Vista and office software packages, and doesn't want to spend a lot of money to buy them. What if the administration for industry and commerce is checking? The risk is too high. Fines, confiscation, and even the seizure of Internet cafes may occur. So. What should I do? I think, simply remove all the hard disks in each agent's computer, and do not leave one. In this way, the business administrator has no temper when checking (cannot find the handle ). Let the people who come to the Internet bring a self-starting USB flash drive, self-fun, not happy. From then on, the management of Internet cafes has been much simpler: first, it is impossible to have a virus disaster, and second, there is no need to frequently toss (reload) the system. People on Internet cafes are self-managed and only need to pay the agent fee (you can save some money), because the software comes with it!

Some people say that this is a whimsical and whimsical process. I said, no. Because there are many games on Linux. If you do not believe it, search for "games" on Google.
For Linux ", hundreds of Linux games are on the verge of opening your eyes. (Note: wine 1.0 on Linux supports windows games well .)

In the future, diskless Internet cafes should be a public cultural and leisure place with elegant cultural taste and self-entertainment, making people feel at home. Let's make it clear that what people (software) Playing on Internet cafes should belong to personal privacy, and outsiders are not allowed to intervene or restrict it. Of course, all of this is subject to (Compliance) the relevant laws and regulations. Internet cafe owners, in fact (essentially) Rent software for a short time, violate the EULA of commercial software (commercial software cannot be rented unless permitted ). We can better understand that the current state of operation (model) of Internet cafes nationwide is essentially a short-term rental of software (even if all of them use genuine software), which is strictly invalid, as soon as Microsoft reports it, Internet cafes nationwide will be out of service. In my opinion, the operation risks of Internet cafes are too high and the operation costs are high. Therefore, the operation must be transformed. We don't have to talk about the new business opportunities brought by diskless Internet cafes in the future.