Subj : Linspire 5.0
To   : CHARLES ANGELICH
From : Charles Scaglione
Date : Wed Sep 14 2005 11:51 pm

On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 13:01:00 -0400, CHARLES ANGELICH -> CHARLES SCAGLIONE
wrote:

Hello Charles:

 CS>> If anyone is interested, I can show them how to legally CS> overcome
 CA> 2 above without using the pay service. Either send CS> me email or post
 CA> a question to me in the Linux echo.

 CA> When a poor man steals it might be that there is no justice in the land.
 CA> When a man who is _not_ poor steals it is always because there is no
 CA> justice in the man.

I've been very patient with you and have tried to be understanding even
when you post nonsense like the above.  But I admit my patience is running
out.  You seem to be the type of person who likes to insult others either
purposely or because you don't know any better.

And it's not only here in this echo - I've witnessed that same behavior
on your part in every echo that I've seen you post to.

I suggest you take a look at your Bible and read Proverbs 18:6-7 and learn
from it.

For others who may not have understood the original post:

Linspire can be purchased by itself or along with the ability
to download software from their server.  The download service is called
CNR.  The software downloads offered by the Linspire folks for the most
part are open source or free. (Firefox, Abiword, etc.)  The download
service just makes it easier to obtain that software and install it. (The
service is of course optional and does not have to be purchased.)

However, since Linspire is a debian distro, debian repositories can be
used to download the software just as it is done in other distros
of Linux.  I won't go into the details of how to do it, because it
requires some editing of a file and use of the Linux command line from its
Terminal.  All this is legal and does not in any way constitute stealing
on anyone's part.

Regards.

chscag at gmail dot com

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