Craig, might I suggest decafe????

In article <BURLEY.92Aug11143330@geech.gnu.ai.mit.edu> burley@geech.gnu.ai.mit.edu (Craig Burley) writes:
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>Now, do you really believe it is up to you (and others) to do everything in
>your power to _prevent_ people without Internet access but who _can_ afford
> from getting Linux?

No, do you?

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>If anything, the actions of Syntropy will _improve_ Linux (while still
>keeping it "free").

I agree.  In fact I feel it will help rid the world of MS-DOG.
(Well, maybe cut it down <grin>)

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>Please, read the GNU Public License (which protects around 90% or more of
>the canonical Linux utilities and 100% of Linux itself, apparently) before
>you spout off regarding what _other_ people are doing with _other_ people's
>software.  And, if you don't want people distributing _your_ software for
>a fee, come up with your own license agreemnt -- neither the GPL nor
>public domain will do it for you.

I read it, and stated I agree with it in a earlier post.
As for spouting off, I was stating my opinion.  
I agree Syntropy is doing a great service.
I also think we should keep options open for everybody.

The post that started this was a direct effect of my
excitment over Linux.  Sorry if my _opinion_ offended anyone.
I want Linux to grow as much as the next guy.

Dean Jansa