Star Tribune: Easing Consumers Into Linux
Jan 26, 2006, 20:30 (1 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Steve Alexander)
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"A new St. Cloud educational software company is using
technological sleight-of-hand to sell Linux programs that run on
Windows PCs.
"Kalibonca, a six-month-old company that relies on a collection
of freelance workers rather than full-time employees, is the latest
to repackage and sell free Linux software. Linux is a free
operating system with free applications software that is maintained
and improved by volunteers around the world. The software can be
downloaded from the Internet for no more than the promise to share
any improvements that are made to the software's source
code..."
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