Thanks to Matthew Wright
for this link.
“A Sydney-based electronic commerce specialist has set out to
prove viable business models can be found for free software such as
Linux.”
“We’ve had the idea for quite a while – we’ve just been waiting
for the time when we had enough critical mass to make it work,”
Anthony Rumble, managing director of EverythingLinux, said of the
endeavour. “Customers can now come to our site knowing that
anything they purchase from us runs with Linux.”
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