Free Software for m$

[Tom Emerson]

How about two CD?  One with OpenOffice, etc ..., second CD clearly labeled 
for Advanced/Developers?

The thing that I see very useful from a business point of view is that I 
can roll OpenOffice across several platforms.  Don't care if we're running 
w2k, solaris or linux.  And "the price is right (tm)".

Keep that first CD very focused on the day-to-day business & J.6Pack apps.  
Certainly we can easily fill a second (or third??) CD with Geek Bonus 
goodies?

 -t
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On Mon, 5 Aug 2002, der.hans wrote:

Am 05. Aug, 2002 schwätzte William Lindley so:

> Cygwin is a wonderful thing for those of us who have to have W* boxes
> around to support customers.  Cygwin means we can make those boxes act
> like something decent.  It's also a great way of showing the power of
> The Unix Way, a toe-dip in the sea as it were.

If it goes in easy and has a small footprint I'm up for it.

> Yes to Cygwin, yes to anything that will get folks addicted to Free
> Software!!!

Exactly. We need to limit our resources, however, to those projects that we
think will get us return or to things where we have a couple of die-hards
willing to push it :).

ciao,

der.hans