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Subject: Re: [OT?] Starting up a linux class
From: Thor / Eric Rahn Nolen <thor@redhat.com>
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On the topic of this class, let me know if you see any way Red Hat could
contribute to help make this class a success. 

Regards,
Thor

On Tue, 2002-07-30 at 14:03, 'The Buddha' Doug McLean wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> Me and a colleague are trying ot put together a class for the UW
> Educational Outreach related to linux and I thought I would ask you
> esteemed folks were one can obtain a bunch of old 486s, or old Pentiums
> that will work with Linux.  Where is a good place to start looking?
> 
> Doug McLean
> Department of Microbiology
> http://faculty.washington.edu/dougmc
> PGP Public Key ID# 0xF96E92D8
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Thor Nolen
Senior Business Engineer
Red Hat, Inc
206.604.7017

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