I like the effort, and appreciate the tool, but how many windows users have python installed? ;>

And thus, one of the most common entry points into Linux is lost to Ubuntu.

How many of us actually installed Linux, for the first time, onto a Factory Fresh machine?

Better yet, how many of us then reinstalled windows _just_ long enough to get online and figure out why Linux wouldn't partition/install/boot?

So, keep on about "CD's are soooo last decade", but please keep in mind just how many Linux users saw the light on old hardware of the kind that might only have a CD-ROM.

Apply to large square of plastic.
Add small micro-controller, a couple of switches, and some minor programming.

Sell as "DanceDance DoorLock".

Profit!!!

For evil fun, simply go to the wiring closet and tighten each and every zip tie as tightly into the cables as possible.

Then put in a large wiring change request.

Although, I'm not sure it counts, since I just fire up the old NeXTStation and FTP it over. ;>

Does recovering Amiga files in ProWrite format from 3" floppies count? Yes, I said three inch, none-a this 'and-a-half' cruft here!