I've heard a few people talking about a LiveUSB distro. A few days ago I read more on andLinux, and had the idea of making another easy transition into Linux. Make applications available through andLinux, and once the user is ready to give it the "next step" try, they can boot to the USB drive.

For people who know what they're doing or want to give it a serious try ... this is likely silly. But for people who only know that the "Internet" is behind the blue "e", it'd be invaluable. They can stay in the comfort of Windows (or whatever they know), and once they're ready can boot into a LiveUSB (which is hopefully faster than a LiveCD).

It seems relatively straight-forward to my inexperienced eyes ... although I do recognize it'd require a reasonably hefty-sized USB drive.