places to buy linux

[hoffa69]

I'm looking for a place to buy Linux burned CD's cheaply. I'm getting tired of doing this myself and would like to buy. I found a link of a company that burned Redhat Linux for $7 a while back using professional CD's and not CD-R's. Does anyone know what this site url is?

[Gnu/Vince]

Originally posted by hoffa69:
<STRONG>I'm looking for a place to buy Linux burned CD's cheaply. I'm getting tired of doing this myself and would like to buy. I found a link of a company that burned Redhat Linux for $7 a while back using professional CD's and not CD-R's. Does anyone know what this site url is?</STRONG>

I send Debian CD's for free

[Derango]

Originally posted by hoffa69:
<STRONG>I'm looking for a place to buy Linux burned CD's cheaply. I'm getting tired of doing this myself and would like to buy. I found a link of a company that burned Redhat Linux for $7 a while back using professional CD's and not CD-R's. Does anyone know what this site url is?</STRONG>

You can find Professional linux CDs very cleaply at www.linuxcentral.com (http://www.linuxcentral.com) ...as well as at www.cheapbytes.com. (http://www.cheapbytes.com.) But with cheapbytes, you have to be careful that you are ordering the CD version...not the CD-R version. They sell those too.

[scott_R]

Ok, I'm bad at hardware details, why is the cd vs. cd-r question a problem?

Other than that, I'd love to get my hands on a debian distro (2.2.2r3, preferably woodyish), but i don't have a credit card. (A religous belief, owe-no-man-anything thing.)

[Gnu/Vince]

Originally posted by scott_R:
<STRONG>Ok, I'm bad at hardware details, why is the cd vs. cd-r question a problem?

Other than that, I'd love to get my hands on a debian distro (2.2.2r3, preferably woodyish), but i don't have a credit card. (A religous belief, owe-no-man-anything thing.)</STRONG>

Follow the link on my signature.

[hoffa69]

I found it. It is http://www.linuxcentral.com/ . Unfortunately, it looks like they only sell the install CD's.