----- "Linuxinstallaties.be" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> achter z'n pc zit. Dat we tegenwoordig moeten betalen om als support
> point cd's te kregen vind ik trouwens ook uit den boze. Ja je kan
> altijd
> 1 stuk krijgen, wat ben je daarmee als support point ?
Canonical has been dealing out free cd's for a long time, which is fine, but
costly.
I can understand they have to restrict this.
Myself, when handing out cd's, I mostly just burn them myself. I have enough
spare jewel cases.
Of course, I don't just hand out kilo's of cd's. Only specific, interested
people get one.
As a company, I add a sticker on the jewel case, which makes some additional
marketing for me.
This cost of burning cd's is minimal for me, and I'm happy to "give back" that
way.
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