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robi@fluffyspider.com.au.delete.this.to.email.me (Robi Karp) wrote:


>Let's say, hypothetically, someone had an opportunity to write an
>article that was pro Linux in a reputable personal computer magazine.
>This magazine, as are most personal computer magazines, is mainly
>geared to the Windows '95 user.  The purpose of the article would, in
>the most part, be to introduce Linux to the '95 / Mac / OS/2 users
>that read the magazine.

>- What features of Linux would you consider highlighting?
>- How would you go about showing the public, that doesn't know about
>  Linux at all, that it is a great operating system and can cater for
>  many needs?
>- Does Linux run the sort of hardware and software that everyone wants
>  to use?
>- We know that Linux is turning into the ISP's workhorse, but who else
>  uses Linux and for purposes?

>- Robi

Hello Robi,
 I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for. But I just finished
writing a testamonial about Linux for our local User Group here
in Victoria, and in it I tried to explain a little about what it means
to me and why I love it.
You can view the page at:

http://www.linux.victoria.bc.ca/linux.html

I also hereby give permission for you to reprint in whole or in part
the page so long as you don't rewrite (ie:put words in my mouth).

Later,
Scott Fraser
sfraser@linux.victoria.bc.ca
http://www.linux.victoria.bc.ca