Timothy Bolz wrote:
> I demonstrated Demo Linux for a couple of people who haven't seen
> it. Steve was in and was working on his laptop on getting his
> pcmcia card going. We even tried Demo Linux but to no avail. He
> had one card which wouldn't work.
I had time to kill tonight waiting for a movie, and I went into the
local MicroCenter. I saw a shrinkwrap box called Linux for Windows.
It was published by MacMillan and created by Mandrake. It appeared to
be similar to Demo Linux -- a bootable CD-ROM. But this one cost
money.
As Larry Wall once said:
You've got to understand [ActiveState's] market has always
been the Windows space, where you're actually doing people a
favor by charging them money for things, because that's the
only way to keep from confusing them.
(from http://www2.linuxjournal.com/lj-issues/issue61/3394.html)
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