> Absolutely, otherwise they are stuck with the impression that a bunch
> of broke students make up the Linux user community. Unfortunately,
> there is no money in marketing to broke college students (or at least
> there is not enough to make a dent in the sales of the big vendors like
> Compaq,
On Fri, 1 May 1998, W. Wade, Hampton wrote:
> 1) Be very polite and professional.
> 2) Identify who you are and your credentials.
> 3) Give specifics on how you use their hardware with Linux.
> 4) Provide some estimate of the machines you purchase, or for which you
>
> recommend that r
