Ubuntu Linux: Order your free shrink wrapped copies of latest release and share

guys check this out. the new Debian distro Ubuntu is free and they will send you as many shrink wrapped copies as you want to distribute to your friends at no charge and free shipping. I just ordered 10.

Everything Linux 1798 This topic was started by pr-man, 2004-11-10 00:54

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pr-man

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#135894

2004-11-10 01:54

Kernel Panic?

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egorgry

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#135895

2004-11-10 03:11

I put my order in about two weeks ago. 5 amd64 and 5 i386 discs. I really like what ubuntu is doing and it's a great distro and they are off to a good start.

damienb2003

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#135896

2004-11-10 11:58

Ordered 3

Damien

zenarcher

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#135897

2004-11-10 16:40

Ordered 10.....

dapperdan & danleff rock!

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#135898

2004-11-10 21:24

I orderd the default 10 cds about 3 1/2 weeks ago. I still dont have them..........................

I downloaded the iso though and i think ubuntu is kinda plain and boring for me....

egorgry

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#135899

2004-11-10 21:31

ubuntu is basic out of the box for a reason but you can make it as flashy as you want. It's like any other linux distro, you can customize until your little heart is content.

adamvjackson

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#135900

2004-11-18 22:59

Thanks for the link

egorgry

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#135901

2004-11-28 22:35

THougth I'd bring this up again. I got my cd's. Nice presentation and the x86 discs come with a live cd and some OSS for windows if you find linux is not for you you can try out open office, firefox/thunderbird and audacity for windows just load it off the live disc.