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How 'bout a linux-delhi CD ??
Hi Lokesh,
This sounds like a good idea. However, do we have someone who has
experience with CD cutting and can make his/her time available for
doing this job? If so, let's discuss the modalities at the next meet.
Regards,
-- Raju
>>>>> "Lokesh" == Lokesh Setia <lsetia78@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
Lokesh> Hi all,
Lokesh> I have been feeling this for the past few months and think
Lokesh> others might have the same feeling. Linux software
Lokesh> content in magazines seems to have declined of late (only
Lokesh> 2-3 random packages slipped in the PCQ CDs... ). There is
Lokesh> a lot of recent software available on the net which never
Lokesh> makes into these CDs. Most of us have only modem
Lokesh> connections which makes downloading these software very
Lokesh> difficult.
Lokesh> I think it will be a good idea if we can create a custom
Lokesh> CD every couple of months by downloading stuff from the
Lokesh> internet, make copies of it and sell it to anyone
Lokesh> interested (on no-profit-no-loss basis). I have good net
Lokesh> speed at office (though not as great as palcom :), and am
Lokesh> in close proximity to Nehru place for the CD recording.
Lokesh> I have the following software already downloaded: . Latest
Lokesh> Mozilla nightly binary+source . Netscape 6 Release version
Lokesh> . Opera browser . Xine video player (plays video CDs)
Lokesh> . Yahoo messenger . Gtk-Napster . OpenOffice build 609
Lokesh> (binary+source) {formerly StarOffice} . kernel 2.4 test 9
Lokesh> source (might have deleted it... can't recall) . Gqmpeg
Lokesh> themes (a really great mp3 player) . Gtk/Gdk programming
Lokesh> documentation . NVidia TNT2 3D accelerated drivers for
Lokesh> XFree 4.01 (for quake3 etc.)
Lokesh> All the above software fits easily in one CD. There's
Lokesh> still room for more.
Lokesh> Any suggestions how we can go about it? And would there
Lokesh> be any takers?
Lokesh> Bye! Lokesh.