Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-project (61 mails)

[James Rhodes <hachque@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Why are these not made available for download?  This does not make sense.  At 
least you'd be able to use the OS while it's installing (as opposed to the 
Live DVDs which offer no method of installation, if you want to install it, 
you then have to download more CDs/DVD)

On Tuesday 29 January 2008 11:53:43 pm Martin Lasarsch wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Again we offer to send PromoDVDs, for more information take a look at the
> wiki page:
>
> http://en.opensuse.org/PromoDVD
>
> Short: It's a live version with KDE/GNOME, but you can also install it.
> 32bit only as always.
>
> The DVD is made to promote openSUSE, especially on exhibitions and other
> events, local usergroups, schools, universities and so on. If you want some
> DVDs, send a mail with:
>
> - exactly the subject "openSUSE 10.3 PromoDVDs", send it to
> marketing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Mails to me or the list will be ignored.
> - a _brief_ explanation why you want DVDs
> - a link if it's for a university, school, event etc.
> - the date of the event or deadline when you need the DVDs.
> - full postal address, with name and telephone number (i need this for
> FedEx) if possible the address in latin (western) characters, makes it
> easier for us. In a perfect world i just have to copy&paste the address
> from the mail ... - amount of DVDs
>
> Please understand that the goal is not to send single DVDs for personal
> use.
>
> Some people already sent me a request. If i didn't answered please resend
> the mail.
>
> First come first serve, no promises ...

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