> I know that Linux is now on the shelf at Fry's Electronics ... that is the
> Electronics Supermarket in Silicon Valley ... these are HUGE stores, larger
> than the average grocery supermarket. They see thousands of people through
> their doors every day.
I saw some Linux books (with CDs) at th
> For curiosity, what were the names of these two "superstores"? I
> don't think I have seen Linux being sold in any stores here... (Mass.)
I looked at my comp usa ads (from the newspaper) recently and saw an ad
for professional linux in it. It was for >$100, but the fact that they
have it at al
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>For curiosity, what were the names of these two "superstores"? I
>don't think I have seen Linux being sold in any stores here... (Mass.)
I know that Linux is now on the shelf at Fry's Electronics ... that is the
Electronics Supermarket in Silicon Valley .
wo computer "superstores" the other day.
> Lo and behold, I found LINUX for sale in both chains. In a MS dominated sales
> enviroment, I thought I'd never see Linux available. Anyhow, one chain offered
> Red Hat Linux; the other offered "Professional Linux". The Prof
ot;superstores" the other day.
Lo and behold, I found LINUX for sale in both chains. In a MS dominated sales
enviroment, I thought I'd never see Linux available. Anyhow, one chain offered
Red Hat Linux; the other offered "Professional Linux". The Professional
package (Walnut Creek)
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