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Re: why this marketing stuff is important

Or...  I am wondering why somebody doesn't do a "subscription" CD
think like Walnut Creek does with FreeBSD.  You give 'em your credit
card number, and every time a new version of the OS comes out, you are
first in line to get a CD, and at a reduced price to boot...and it all
happens automatically.  Before I switched from FreeBSD to Debian, I
used that -- it is nice.

John

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