Ten is a good start. Years ago Chevrolet was having trouble selling Nova automobiles in Spanish speaking countries. "No Va" means "no go" ... and who wants a car that won't "go"? :) We in the United States have a tendency toward arrogance. It would be wise, therefore, if special effort is made at getting VERY active participation from individuals residing elsewhere. There are a couple hundred countries on this globe ... and that's how many places we want to demo Linux ... successfully. I am certain you are already doing your best. If there is some way I can assist, please let me know. Bill Deepak Saxena wrote: > > Ok, than "Operating System" it is. > > Looks like 10 countries so far. > > - D > > On Jun 02 1999, at 05:35, W Canedigh was caught saying: > > I would like to point out that "OS" is Latin for "mouth". > > > > This is a trivial matter in Cincinnati, Ohio but will make a larger > > difference elsewhere. > > > > Deepak ... how many countries are represented so far? > > > > Bill > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- www.plexity.net -- ICQ: 17774863 > Home: (480)446-0903 Work: (480)554-9339 > > One Day - One World - One Operating System - An Army of Geeks > LinuxDemo Day '99 - http://www.linuxdemo.org > --- > This message was automatically sent by the Linux Demo Days mailing list > To remove yourself from this list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with the "unsubcribe" in your message body.
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