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How to Choose a Canine Companion, or Finding the Right Distro
The author of a new book for Linux users explains how and why he chose 
to use the Linspire distribution.

by Peter van der Linden 

my question is why he pushes Linspire, which costs $50 a year, when it 
is based on Debian, which is free. but you CAN buy the 12-14 CDs from 
companies, as an example:
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Version 3.1r0 &quot;Sarge&quot;
Released June 6, 2005
13 or 14 disks, $29.99
Also available on DVDs.

Version 3.1 (Sarge) offers support for much newer hardware, many new 
features, the 2.6 kernel, and many other improvements.



I downloaded all the CD's, but I just finished upgrading to SUSE 10.0, 
so I'm not ready for a change right now:)



-- 
Paul Cartwright
Registered Linux user # 367800
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