What's the problem ? I send several time linux distribution to Ivory Coast they know very well how to use a CD-burner. Eric Demolli (Ericd)
----- Original Message ----- From: "Daniel Mayer" maveric149@yahoo.com To: wikien-l@Wikipedia.org Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 4:10 AM Subject: distributing 1.0 (was: Re: [WikiEN-l] copyright on old paintings)
Richard Grevers wrote:
And in some countries High-speed internet is charged for by data volume transferred. There is no way I'd be downloading any ISO images on an account with 1GB/month "free" and the rest at $0.2 ber MB.
Eh gads! 1 GB/month? That is so draconian. I do that easily in a week and periodically in a single day when I'm updating my system. And that is just /my/ computer; my partner and our roomate use even more bandwidth with
online
games and downloading media files (and they are both Windows users so they also have to update /way/ more often). We are only limited by speed; at
any
one moment we are only able to share a single 1.5 MB/s DSL connection. America is grand!
But the beauty of even having such a restricted pipeline as you do, is
that
only one person in your community needs to download the ISO; then many,
many
copies can be made of that single file. Then the updates can trickle-in easily under your 1 GB limit.
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