Re: Linux cd's at Microcenter

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From: Chris Spil N3FWR
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 1995 00:00

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In article <46lclf$2an@ari.net>, John Pergal <jpergal@ari.net> wrote:
>I've seen some messages about availability of Linux cdroms. I recently 
>bought a 4 cd set at Microcenter in Vienna Va. for $14.95. This is an 
>Info-Magic cd set titled "Linux for Developers" or something similar ( I 
>don't have the cd's here so not sure of title ). The set contains 
>Slackware 2.3 distribution, Redhat Mothers Day distribution, kernel 
>source for versions up to 1.3.15 and a bunch of other stuff. I thought 
>this was a good deal since they also had Slackware 2.3 2 cdrom set right 
>next to it for $15.95.
>
>
>				Jack


The latest version of Slackware is 3.0 and the that of RedHat is 2.0 
They are both 100% ELF distributions.

Chris

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From: csp@w3eax.umd.edu (Chris Spil N3FWR)
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Date: 1995/10/27
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