This thread touches on a thought of mine...
As of 2003, I still see a big gap between the free software crowd
and computer users. Mostly, it has to do with access to free
software. Not everyone has access to a T1 line to downloand the
latest ISOs of their favorite Linux distro. However, many involved
in the free software camp are passionate about keeping the free
software movement growing.
So I came up with an idea of creating a network of distributors who
would download and distribute free software -- all from the kindness
of their hearts.
For those interested:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fbsw
Let's see if it works.
-Charles
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This thread touches on a thought of mine... As of 2003, I still see a big gap between the free software crowd and computer users. Mostly, it has to do with access to free software. Not everyone has access to a T1 line to downloand the latest ISOs of their favorite Linux distro. However, many involved in the free software camp are passionate about keeping the free software movement growing. So I came up with an idea of creating a network of distributors who would download and distribute free software -- all from the kindness of their hearts. For those interested: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fbsw Let's see if it works. -Charles