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Date: Thu, 07 Sep 1995 20:31:02 -0400
To: David Anderson <partek@indecent.com>
From: e.knight@ix.netcom.com (Edward F. Knight)
Subject: Re: 2.1.0-RELEASE
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>I'm waiting to make my total switch to FreeBSD until 2.1.0-RELEASE comes out 
>since it's likely then that Walnut Creek will put out an updated CD set. 
>
>I know this is probably annoying, but is there any idea as to when it'll 
>be released?
>
>Thanks,
>Dave
>
>
>They say it is comming out this month.  However,  It will take Walnut Creek
Cdrom probably 3 to 4 weeks to get the CDs manufactured after the release is
issued.  Then If you are a subscriber you will be last in the queue to get
the CDROM.  I have been told by the folks at Walnut Creek that when they get
product if someone calls in that their CDROM will be shipped the same day
and that subscribers to the product have to wait for one mass pressing of
the cdrom which costs them approximately $0.67 and they sell for $39 regular
and $25 for subscription.  Their attitude towards those of of us who have
been supporting them through subscription is convoluted.

While I'm on a roll,  I can't quite figure out where the dividing line
between FreeBSD.org and Walnut Creek Cdrom is.  Many of the "officials" of
FreeBSD.org are employyees of Walnut Creek Cdrom.

Since there will be those who take the opposing point of view just to take
the opposing point of view, I welcome their comments.  These comments should
make humorous bedtime reading which will ultimately help me fall asleep.

Ted Knight