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On Sun, 30 Jul 2006 14:54:43 -0400, James R. Van Zandt <jrvz at comcast.net> wrote: > Are there actually enough boxes being sold with Linux installed that > they felt compelled to write this? They seem to be de-emphasized, in my limited experience, but they apparently do sell; they' seem not to be costly, in part because the OS cost* is minimal. Monstrous (and only-huge) retailers such as Wal-Mart apparently have them in stock. *A while back, I browsed the Linspire site, and the section called Partners (iirc) listed their terms (iirc, $500 flat, then, for an unlimited number of machines). As well, it did mention quite a few machine brand names. As to the question, I don't know, but I couldn't resist a Wintergreen box from TigerDirect, a while ago; came with Linspire. (For personal, not technical reasons, I haven't yet put it into service, sad to say.) Currently, have Libranet 3.0 with root access all but cut off; my Big Goof... Regards, -- Nicholas Bodley /*|*\ Waltham, Mass. who did a BitTorrent for Ubuntu 6.06 -- Interesting and promising; unlike many distros, it doesn't set up a driver for the old Matrox Mystique. Nautilus has improved.
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