[newbie] 9.2 ads?

2003-10-06 Thread Aaron West
Not sure if this is something that has already been discussed,
or if it's an appropriate topic on the newbie list, if not,
please disregard.

Anyhow, I heard 9.2 comes with ads.  Any merrit to this?  If
so, what impact does this have on our use of Linux and esp.
it being much more secure than Windows.  I for one don't want
adware on my Linux box (once it gets set up).

Regards,

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Re: [newbie] 9.2 ads?

2003-10-06 Thread Richard Urwin
On Monday 06 Oct 2003 9:08 pm, Aaron West wrote:
 Anyhow, I heard 9.2 comes with ads.  Any merrit to this?  If
 so, what impact does this have on our use of Linux and esp.
 it being much more secure than Windows.  I for one don't want
 adware on my Linux box (once it gets set up).

Don't worry, you probably wont notice them:
http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/mdkads.php3

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Re: [newbie] 9.2 ads?

2003-10-06 Thread Glenn

What they've been saying on the Club site is that it is _one_ ad, and it only 
shows up during the installation procedure, never to be seen again.  I, for 
one, am willing to suffer through this g, if it helps Mandrake keep it's 
head about water.  

BTW, pls get rid of your reply to field.



On Mon October 6 2003 16:08, Aaron West wrote:
 Not sure if this is something that has already been discussed,
 or if it's an appropriate topic on the newbie list, if not,
 please disregard.

 Anyhow, I heard 9.2 comes with ads.  Any merrit to this?  If
 so, what impact does this have on our use of Linux and esp.
 it being much more secure than Windows.  I for one don't want
 adware on my Linux box (once it gets set up).

 Regards,

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Re: [newbie] 9.2 ads?

2003-10-06 Thread Janet Mackley
Aaron, suggest you read Mandrake's explanation of this.

  http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/mdkads.php3

 Jan

Aaron West wrote:

Not sure if this is something that has already been discussed,
or if it's an appropriate topic on the newbie list, if not,
please disregard.
Anyhow, I heard 9.2 comes with ads.  Any merrit to this?  If
so, what impact does this have on our use of Linux and esp.
it being much more secure than Windows.  I for one don't want
adware on my Linux box (once it gets set up).
Regards,

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Re: [newbie] 9.2 ads?

2003-10-06 Thread Greg Meyer
On Monday 06 October 2003 05:08 pm, Aaron West wrote:
 Not sure if this is something that has already been discussed,
 or if it's an appropriate topic on the newbie list, if not,
 please disregard.
 
 Anyhow, I heard 9.2 comes with ads.  Any merrit to this?  If
 so, what impact does this have on our use of Linux and esp.
 it being much more secure than Windows.  I for one don't want
 adware on my Linux box (once it gets set up).
 
The whole thing was blown Waaayy!!
out of proportion. 
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