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I want a Slackware/Bob T-shirt :)
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*sigh*, one can only hope and dream... Still, it wouldn't hurt to petition Pat.... :) |
Maybe I am just old school but I still like to have an nice shiny disk, put in my pre-order!
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So there's added value in the physical discs, especially when used frequently. For my 3 to 5 machines, the self-burnt ISOs are good enough, however, it appears. So, for me, it's questionable, if the high costs for postage and customs are really justified. YMMV. gargamel |
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Since my debit card can't be accepted (tried a couple of times), but works fine with PayPal, I do donate whenever I can. Having physical install disks is not important to me, all Slackware installations I've done the last few years were over network. I just keep ISO images to share them over LAN from one of my computers for this task. Speaking about alternative ways to donate, how about Gittip? It's a website which allows to set up small weekly donations and support people and projects you love. Would be a nice addition to the revenue from CD/DVD and merchandise sales. Of course, Patrick would first have to opt in for this to work. But if he did, I'd happily donate over Gittip. |
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This is Slackware. Do anything you want.
Do I have to purchase a new subscription for each release? I may need to declare Pat as a dependent... |
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So let me put this straight: I was thinking about donations as a *replacement* for my subscription. But I made my decision: I'll stick with the subscription, and extend it with an order of a little merchandise occasionally. :) gargamel |
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The disk art should be in the spirit of Slackware... something magnificent, something pure, and something utterly brilliant in simplicity... my suggestion... "Slackware... Linux so simple... you don't even need to think about it." It kinda pays some homage to another by-gone Linux from the days of old, Yggdrasil Linux. |
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Spent countless hours learning since every prepress workstation I was using either used AIX or RMX. Tried Slackware after a really good friend set me up on his ftp. Rekindled my interest back in 2000ish. Now I find dep managers just so much harder. I hate trying to find out what just happened. Version 10.2 was pretty much my fav until 14. It's hands down the easiest OS I've ever used. Pre-ordered a copy of 14.1 yesterday to try & say thanks. |
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