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Grahame M. Kelly - Linux User wrote:
> 
> (Apologies if this post appears more than once - I had had some problems
> with our own local News server)
> 
> Baulkham Hills TAFE (Technical And Further Education) Sydney Australia, would
> like to thank Red Hat Inc. publicly for supplying sixty (60) copies of there
> Red Hat 4.0 Archive CD's and associated User Manuals to us free of charge.
> 
> Red Hat has proven to be one of the 'O-so-few companies' that deliver such
> offers. Normally we either never hear from people after they offer to assist
> us with product donations or they deliver there promised product twelve (12)
> or more months later. Red Hat air mailed half way around the world so that we
> got their donation within three (3) weeks. Our student were so happy receiving
> "current" release product.

  Red Hat was also kind enough to supply the Saskatoon Linux Group with
over 40 of the same archive sets, as well as manuals. They were shipped
no charge, and our group is very appreciative.
 I'm not familiar with other companies that supply such huge numbers of
great product for free. 

  Thanks Red Hat!!

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 Kevin L. Schick                                         
	A proud member of the Saskatoon Linux Group.      
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