Re: [aclug-L] Linux on store shelves

["Clint A. Brubakken" <cabrubak@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Even weirder , Comp-USA , has a linux section (from what I remember it was
redhat 5.2, applixware, and powertools). Still is a start. 

I'm not sure if this server one is the version but redhat does sell a
version with a secure server. It is my understanding there is no free
and usable in the us webserver (due to RSA patents). If you need such a
best this might be a good option.


On Thu, 18 Mar 1999, Joseph Rose wrote:

> I was browsing in Best Buy - Eastgate today and was surprised to find almost
> two dozen boxes of Red Hat 5.2! Price was under $40 for standard version but
> they also had "server" version for around $90. Most remarkable was one lone
> copy of "Idiot's Guide to Linux" for $10 that included a CD of Caldera Open
> Linux1.3 (I almost bought it but I've already got Slackware and Redhat)
> Maybe linux is making a difference!
> Joe Rose
> 
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