On Thu, Mar 14, 2002 at 18:25 +1100, Darren King wrote: > These analogies are hilarious. When you buy a car do they tell you > it'll never needs gas? No. You know that going in. When you > downloaded linux did you think you'd have to pay? Linux was started by > people who did it for the fun of it. Where has that gone?
It's still there. You can always get a Gnu/Linux (according to RMS) on the internet. Get a kernel, get all the apps and install your Linux from scratch. Then you don't owe anything to anybody. Maybe to the author of the HOWTO you may need to read before. You see, there is a difference between pure Linux and a distribution. You don't pay for Linux, you pay for packaging, for the installation programm, for the documentation and for the CDs and the box if you don't download. But you are the one to decide for you, which way you want it. And nobody, NOBODY ever said: "Darren, come here and pay, or else...!" wobo -- Registered Linux User 228909 Powered By Mandrake Linux 8.1 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Computers are userfriendly if you can use them without thinking.
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