CA>Hello Thurston -

CA>TA> I have noted some discussions useing BitTorrent to acquire
CA>TA> Knoppix, and thought a recent "Michael's Minute" newsletter
CA>TA> might be of interest also in getting a live demo of
CA>TA> Linspire that appears to function similarily by pointing ur
CA>TA> browser to:

CA>TA> http://media.linspire.com/cnr_linspirelive/index.html

CA>1.>> Download linspire useing BitTorrent P2P

CA>2.>> Burn a CD from file downloaded

CA>3.>> Put CD in disk drive and reboot

CA>TA> If you would like to get "Micheal's Minute" newsletter goto:

CA>TA> www.linspire.com/mm

CA>TA> I look forward to your experiences.

CA>Linspire is an attempt to commercialize free software (GNU/Linux)
CA>why bother with it?

While I am a registered Democrat, and miss the opportunities
to vote for Norman Thomas again; I am not adverse to commercial
enterprise. I am mindful of the comsiderable adjunction to the
art of computering Bill Gates made by buying the DOS from the
Seattle club and making it commercially available to many of us.

In my younger days I enjoyed bothering with PETSCI, CPM, MS/DOS;
but in my later days I more enjoy having my computers working
for me with Windows O/Ss. I gave SuSE 9.0 a try and hoped Novell
might make it more enjoyable to use, but that hasn't materized
yet.So maybe Linspere will make linux computering enjoyable also.

Ciao, Ack.

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