Very Computer

I'm quite happy with the $7 Colgate Redhat 4.0 distribution I got from
www.cheapbytes.com

Be warned that Cheapbytes targets those who already have some Linux
experience, and who aren't put off by the fact that it comes with no
printed documentation (which they sell separately, btw).
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                            Daniel Gene Luechtefeld
                   Department of Asian Languages & Literature
                      University of Washington (Seattle)

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I would like to know where I can find a Linux CD.  Reply to

: I would like to know where I can find a Linux CD.  Reply to

We offer a variety of combinations of Linux on CD-ROM.  We just
announced our $1.99 Red Hat 4.1 CD-ROM  Several satisfied customers
have purchased this in the past.  See www.cheapbytes.com

Happy Linuxing!!!

Hey you guys and gals hear of that Ollie's Bargain Outlet?
They have computer books there, and i stumbled on a linux one. It was
Using Linux: Second Edition by QUE. Had the slackware 3.0 and redhat disk.
$6..you better believe i snatched that up. It's like $60 in walden's
Just thought I'd share in case anyone has that store in their area.

-Cygnus

: On 17 Feb 1997 00:25:45 GMT, Mike Overvold

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: >I would like to know where I can find a Linux CD.  Reply to

:
: I got Walnut Creek Slackware, 4 disc set , for only $29.99 Cndn.
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: Good clean install and tons of extras... I like it...
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: Regards,
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: Steve Tupy

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http://www.intermarket.net/~cygnus/cygnus.html
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On 17 Feb 1997 00:25:45 GMT, Mike Overvold

All that for only 24 UKP! (Whatever that may be in your currency).

Jez Page, Manchester UK

Cheers

DAve
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DAve Shillito

Quote:>I recently bought InfoMagic's Linux Developers Resource - a 6 CD set
>that includes Red Hat 4.0, Slackware 96, Debian as well as loads of
>documentation and copies of the SunSITE and tsx-11 ftp archives.
>All that for only 24 UKP! (Whatever that may be in your currency).
>Jez Page, Manchester UK

Quote:>>I recently bought InfoMagic's Linux Developers Resource - a 6 CD set
>>that includes Red Hat 4.0, Slackware 96, Debian as well as loads of
>>documentation and copies of the SunSITE and tsx-11 ftp archives.

>>All that for only 24 UKP! (Whatever that may be in your currency).

>>Jez Page, Manchester UK

>Since I too am in the UK and my chosen currency is UK Pounds (Not ECU's
>Yet!), could I enquire as to where you get this CD set from ?

      Tel : 0171 831 0022

They charge 19.99 ukp which includes nextday delivery.  They charge 3.50 ukp
to deliver any books you may require.

This how much they charged me today.

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Sarah Pearson

Its $2.98

They ship to the UK as well

Quote:>Since I too am in the UK and my chosen currency is UK Pounds (Not ECU's
>Yet!), could I enquire as to where you get this CD set from ?

http://www.islesoft.demon.co.uk/index.html

I was a bit nervous about ordering from a place in the middle of
nowhere, but everything arrived within days. The value of the
InfoMagic CD set makes me wonder why others would pay a similar price
for a single make of distribution.

I originally found out about Islander on the UK Linux homepage:

http://www.uk.linux.org

Jez Page, Manchester UK