“Linux Journal, a publication of Specialized Systems
Consultants, Inc. (SSC), today announced the launch of
LinuxBazaar.com, an on-line retail site for purchasing and selling
Linux software, hardware and related merchandise. The site is
produced in cooperation with NexTag.com, the exchange-style
marketplace for buyers and sellers. LinuxBazaar.com is free of
charge and open to anyone.”
“Consumers interested in purchasing Linux products have the
ability to name their preferred prices for books, computers,
software, distributions and other items. Sellers may offer
their products to buyers at progressively lower prices to attract
customers. This unique retail process offers a tremendous range of
choice and value to LinuxBazaar.com customers.”
“Phil Hughes, Publisher of Linux Journal, said, “LinuxBazaar.com
will meet the needs of the Open Source community by allowing users
to find products that meet their own criteria, whether it be price,
popularity, or availability.”
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