On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, Omer Musaev wrote:
> Objection.
> I would be happy to have someone to burn certain archives for me. I
> think that burning is a very lousy process - you have to have a
> spare comp, you have to buy media, you have to download content, you
> have to cut images, you have to checkit all and be ready to repeat
> all the process in case your CDW got it wrong,
it's not THAT bad if you are connected online with a PTP or a wide line
at work. a cow-orker of mine burns CDs at work with a CD-R he brought
from home (nothing as positive as Linux distros though).
myself, I DL it to my home machine (but I do have a Frame Relay) and
burn it right there. I disassemble and reassemble CD images, and it's no
sweat, certainly doesn't require a seperate machine!
> For me, somebody to take responsibility on all that represents an added
> value, which certainly has its cost.
ZEH STARTUP! :-)
yap, I wish there was a reliable source like that. I attempted to do
this once, but it's hard to keep profitable.
> Comparing linux to warez... well there is one american linux vendor,
> which sells warez, put it into nasty installer and
> claims that it is selling linux distro. Nowadys, there is one French
> one, too.
I'll refrain from getting dragged into this.
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