I also had the same problem with PCWORLD CD.
I agree that we should not say that the magazine should stay away from
linux.
But at the same time I don't agree with the contention that the magazine
has given a gift horse. Because all the magazines giving a CD charge
the same price. At least I think a reputed magazine should respond to
the problem
being referred to them either individually or at their web page. I
visited their website if any info is there. I found none. To err is
human. But it should be admitted and corrected. Even after 23 days,
there was no mention of these in their site and also they didn't respond
to my mail neither auto nor manually. Hence as a reader of a magazine, I
hope, one can expect improvements.
Atul Chitnis wrote:
>
> <sarcastic>
> Good approach. Someone tries to do something for the Linux world in India,
> makes a mistake, and is told to stay away from Linux.
>
> The PCQs, CHIPs and PC Worlds of this world will draw a valuable lesson
> from this attitude.
> </sarcastic>
>
> Get real. S**t happens, people make mistakes. Going by this yardstick, PCQ
> should have gotten out of the Linux world because of the missing
> makedisks.bat in March, and CHIP should have slunk away because of the
> missing compat libraries and incompatible version of StarOffice.
>
> To condemn and exile a publication because of a mistake made is about as
> childish as one can get.
>
> The right approach would be to find out what went wrong, find a fix,
> inform people and PC World about it, and be happy that you *contributed*
> something instead of looking a gift-horse in the mouth.
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