[Fwd: Linux Used Here: An Invitation]

["Dr. Mangagoras" <mangagoras en null net>]

Hola,

Me llego esto del Linux Mall.

-Dr.M.

> Linux Exhibition Program
>
>                       Help promote the spread of Linux!
>
> If you are a Linux user who has done something useful with Linux, and would
> like to exhibit the power of Linux to help convince others that Linux is
> right for them too, then the Linux Exhibition program is for you.
>
> This is a sign up program, but you may proudly display any of the "Linux
> Used Here" buttons available at http://www.LinuxMall.com/LinuxUsedHere.html
> whether you sign up or not! There is nothing to buy, and no committments of
> any sort.
>
> If someone clicks on the button, they get to read about the program, or see
> a list of everyone who has signed up!
>
> The usefulness of Linux can only be proved by real life deployments that
> solve actual problems. If you have solved a problem with Linux, then this
> program can help you further the cause of Linux while also obtaining
> valuable exposure for you or your company.
>
> We've originated this program to provide a much-needed catalog of the
> thousands of ways to use Linux, and the people involved. With this
> information, people wanting to use Linux can find out whom to contact or
> where to find successful previous examples when they do proposals.
>
> In order to post this button on your web pages:
>
>               ****    Imagine the Button Here    ****
>
> Cut and paste:
>            <A HREF="http://www.LinuxMall.com/LinuxUsedHere.html";>
>            <IMG SRC="http://www.LinuxMall.com/Images/uselx_sm.gif";
>                          ALT="[LinuxUsedHere]"</A>
>
> There are other button programs! Why is there a need for this one?
>
> "Powered by Linux", implies that the system the icon resides on is a Linux
> System, and sometimes Linux is used at the location, but it isn't what runs
> the web server. Or there are additional Linux systems besides just the web
> server. The "Designed with Linux" program is just that, it tells people that
> the web pages on which the icon are, were designed using Linux. Again this
> might not be the case.
>
> The "Linux Used Here" Exhibition program is the only button program we know
> of general enough to use in all cases where Linux is in use somewhere in the
> organization.
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