RedHat sells their software for the amount of money they feel it is worth, and how much they can afford to keep their operation going. I would assume that the reason they don't give discounts is because they are not like the hundreds of other software companies out there, who try to milk the most money out of their customers.
If you would like to continue to support RedHat, do not buy it from a CompUSA, Best Buy, Staples, or any other software retail store. Instead, support RedHat directly, by buying it from them on their website. This supports RedHat, buy making sure that all of your money goes to them. Otherwise, part of the money you are spending is going to that retail store. Unless, of course, you want to support the retail store (which is not necessarily a bad thing). At least you are buying it from CompUSA ... if it was Staples or Best Buy, I would criticize supporting them. Enjoy :) -Jon On Fri, 2002-11-29 at 11:20, Dr. David M. Colburn wrote: > Am headed out to purchase RH8 at CompUSA today and noticed that there is > no sale promo. > > It seems odd that a company interested in enlarging its market share > would not authorize retailers to give some sort of holiday discount, 10% > off, $5. or $10. rebate or something. > > I want to be able to use the automated update feature, get the manuals, > and to support Red Hat so I will buy a copy in any case. Perhaps I can > figure out why RH8 fails to recognize the SanDisk CF Reader via the > manual ... or perhaps one of the updates repairs the flaw. > > Blessings ... doc -- -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
