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Why tell a friend:
Using this page you can tell a friend about GNU/Linux while promoting our business.
Ideally your friend will read the letter we send and become interested in GNU/Linux and
want to purchase a GNU/Linux computer that is ready for all the things he or she is expecting
to use it for e.g. office work, gaming, web page designing, local & global website hosting
using the Apache web server, listening to music, moving files on and off an Ipod, crating
logos & graphics or just doodling using many of the "Image Manipulating" programs.
Spreading GNU/Linux is our main goal as a business, and this page is a perfect way to
help us do so.
Keep in mind: If you mention to your friend that you sent him or her this
letter please also mention to check their spam folder, because some spam filters will
mark the letter as spam do to certain keywords used in it. Also it would be nice to
mention why you wanted to send him or her the letter, and/or why you used this page
to send do so.
InaTux Wallpapers:
Downloading a InaTux wallpaper might help spread the word about InaTux --and thus
GNU/Linux-- to anyone who might see your desktop such as co-workers, family & friends, etc.,
also you might like to download these wallpapers if you'd like to see some of the wallpapers
we install on your purchased computer. But over all, they just look really nice.
Wallpapers:
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The Letter We'll Send:
Hello *friend*, this message was sent
to you by your friend *name*, via the "Tell a Friend" page on InaTux.com, now *friend* we
would like to tell you about GNU/Linux.
GNU/Linux is the name given to any Unix-like computer operating system that uses software
from the GNU Project and the Linux kernel.
GNU/Linux is one of the most prominent examples of free software, or open source software,
freedom; all underlying source code can be freely modified, used, and redistributed by anyone,
when licensed under the GNU GPL.
A GNU/Linux system's utilities and libraries usually come from the GNU operating system,
announced in 1983 by Richard Stallman. And the name Linux comes from the Linux kernel,
created by Linus Torvalds.
Predominantly known for its use in servers, GNU/Linux is supported by corporations such
as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Novell, Oracle Corporation, Red Hat, and Sun Microsystems.
It can be used as an operating system for a wide variety of computer hardware, including
desktop computers, supercomputers, E-book readers, video game systems such as the
PlayStation 2 and 3, Nintendo GameCube and Wii, several arcade games, and embedded devices
such as mobile phones and routers.
And getting GNU/Linux on a new computer is easy.
InaTux, a company among the few, most trusted, and, is one of the most popular and
successful online GNU/Linux ("Linux") computer vendors. They provide inexpensive
pre-installed GNU/Linux computer systems, built to fit your needs. Systems custom built
or ready to ship, whether simple, high performance, one computer or several, to parents,
students, GNU/Linux gamers, people switching to GNU/Linux, and as replacement systems to
old web servers, Vista, and/or a personal computer.
If you're a parent, looking for an inexpensive pre-setup and pre-loaded computer for your
family, look no further than their service. GNU/Linux is an operating system that is more
stable, safe, reliable, entirely free, and can run on even an old 300MHz processor. As with
being more secure, you won't ever have to deal with getting rid of a Virus in time for your
son or daughter to be able to continue their research for his or hers history, chemistry,
and math classes.
And why use proprietary software that comes with handcuffs on yours and your child's use of
the software, rather than use free software that gives one the opportunity to be in control
of the technology he or she is learning to use?
Know the programs you want are going to work; the security, stability, and performance
updates/upgrades -- that are available from the point of shipping -- are going to be applied
and working correctly. Because you'll have a GNU/Linux system that was built, setup and
configured by knowledgeable and experienced GNU/Linux experts. No matter what distribution.
Seeing as it is free software, their systems come with all the latest updates, so as soon as
you hook it up and boot it up you will be able to do all of your office work, gaming, web
page designing, local & global website hosting using the Apache web server, listen to music,
move files on and off your Ipod or what have you, create logos and graphics or just doodle
using many of the "Image Manipulating" programs, such as GIMP. And more productively and
seamlessly, with no need to install more software. Pretty cool, huh?
So *friend* in closing, when you switch to GNU/Linux via an official GNU/Linux website and/or
other websites, or through InaTux's' service, you help the environment, get a more stable
system experience, avoid Viruses, Trojans, Adwares, Spywares, etc., and it just opens a whole
new door to the way you use computers.
*friend* please visit: http://www.inatux.com/
To learn more about their service and about GNU/Linux.
-InaTux.com,
Computers just look better
dressed in a Tux.
*friend* = Your "friend's name" placed in said field.
*name* = "Your name" placed in said field.
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