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COMMERCIAL: New Linux CD with Slackware 2.3, $10

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Lars Wirzenius)
Fri Jun 16 20:20:44 1995

Date: Fri, 16 Jun 1995 15:59:23 +0300
From: Lars Wirzenius <wirzeniu@cc.helsinki.fi>
To: linux-activists@niksula.hut.fi, linux-announce@vger.rutgers.edu

X-Mn-Key: announce

From: ADRAS Computing <adras@crl.com>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: New Linux CD with Slackware 2.3, $10
Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.announce
Keywords: commercial, Adras, Slackware 2.3, CD-ROM
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Approved: linux-announce@news.ornl.gov (Lars Wirzenius)
Followup-to: comp.os.linux.misc

My first CD offer has been a great success, and I'd like to thank the 
Linux community for its support.  I am happy to offer a new Linux CD
with both the Slackware(tm) 2.3 and Red Hat distributions for $10
plus shipping and handling.

Slackware 2.3 is the most current version of Slackware, with Linux kernel
1.2.8 and up-to-date versions of Linux software.  You get the following
features with Slackware 2.3:

   o  Unix-like operating system with the usual Unix commands
   o  easy installation and configuration
   o  supports most PC hardware
   o  complete documentation on CD
   o  X Window System (XFree86 3.1.1) with graphics and applications software
   o  TCP/IP (Internet) services, e-mail, telnet, ftp, etc.
   o  modem communications programs
   o  TeX, LaTeX, and other *TeX programs
   o  tons of other applications programs, name it, it's probably there
   o  X games, text games, SVGA games
   o  C/C++ compiler and debugger (gcc 2.6.3)
   o  GNU Ada compiler (GNAT), GNU Pascal compiler (gpc), f2c, other languages
   o  complete source code

If you've been downloading the ~300 megabyte Slackware distribution onto 
floppies, you also get to reuse all your old disks and modem time for 
something else :-)

The Red Hat distribution is similar to Slackware, and is the basis of the
new commercial Caldera distribution.  If you'd like to try out a different
distribution, Red Hat is a nice alternative.  It comes with an easy-to-use
install program.

The CD sells for $10 US.  It comes with a jewel case and an insert that tells 
you how to get started installing Slackware and Red Hat.  Please add $4.00 
for shipping, $5.00 outside the US (add $1 shipping for each additional CD).  
If you can't pay in US dollars, please contact me for details.  Checks, money 
orders and CODs accepted.  Add $4.00 for COD orders.  If paying by personal 
check, your order will ship after the check clears.  TX residents add 7% 
sales tax.  I will donate 10% of the sales price for each CD to the Free 
Software Foundation.  To order or for more information, contact me at: 

Daniel Jimenez (adras@crl.com)
ADRAS Computing
PO Box 29391
San Antonio, TX 78229
USA

When ordering, please specify Slackware 2.3.

I also offer free technical support to my customers through e-mail for 
installing the Slackware distribution.  If you would like to see what 
is on disk before you buy, you can find a gzip'ed 'ls -laR' of the CD in 
ftp://ftp.crl.com/users/ad/adras/ls-laR.newcd.gz .

The Slackware 2.2 CD with the `docs' directory from tsx-11.mit.edu is still 
available for $9 + $3 s+h; contact me for more information.  Please look for 
more Linux products from ADRAS Computing in the future.

Slackware(tm) is a trademark owned by Patrick Volkerding.

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