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Subject: freebsd journal as print-on-demand : why not?
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i can't get it, why isn't the freebsd journal being released
in print form via a print-on-demand mechanism?
i have had good experience with lulu.com and there are other
providers too.
i work at the console all the while, i hate 'gui' subsystems
especially the bull-shit that is x11, and having to run it
just for reading graphics intensive content like the web or
even 'pdf' files is painful.
sorry about the rant.