Explaining T-Shirts

[Alan Dayley]

The point of using Linux and Free Software is not to be better than
someone else.  Even those who cannot install anything on a computer can
and do benefit from using Free Software.  The ability to install or even
configure software should not be a "right of passage" into the Linux world.

All are welcome to enjoy and participate.  Always.

Alan

eculbert wrote:
> Gerald, they are hopeless!! Bet they cannot install
> windows even on a computer!!!
> 
> Still *nixing!! 
> 
> Ed Culbertson
> 
> 
> --- Gerald Thurman <nanofoo at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> I was wearing the t-shirt that reads:
>>
>> $> cd /pub
>> $> more beer
>>
>> I encountered a person who said "I don't understand
>> your t-shirt."
>> I tried explaining it by placing a Windows-like GUI
>> around it, but
>> they responded with "I still don't get it."  They
>> wanted to learn
>> more about the t-shirt, but I didn't have time to
>> help them.
>>
>> I was wearing the t-shirt that reads:  "Free
>> Software, Free Society."
>> Three mailpeople were having lunch and one of them
>> asked
>> about the t-shirt.  How fun!  We get to speak 
>> briefly about
>> Free Software and "Free as in Freedom."  They found
>> it
>> entertaining, but I doubt any of them will search
>> the
>> Internet to learn more about Free Software.


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