Re: Debian Commercial?
Yo-
> Debian is mentioned in a recent PC Magazine article:
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> http://www.zdnet.com/pcmag/pctech/content/16/13/os1613.001.html
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> : Modified software can then be sold or given away by these
> : developers, but they too must make the code available. This explains
> : why commercial versions of Linux--Redhat and Debian, for
> : example--are also available via download for free. Commercial Linux
> : distributors make money by adding value--in the form of additional
> : utilities--on their CD-ROM versions. And many users would rather buy
> : a CD-ROM than download a few hundred megabytes of files.
This strikes me as another ZD screw-up. Who has the power to demand a
correction?
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