On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 13:16:36 -0800, Jacob Leaver wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I don't post a lot, but I use CentOS, and have donated as
> suggested, and a little more, for my copies. I came over from
> RH9 and despaired that I'd have to pay RH a lot to be able to
> use RHEL, or use Fedora Core 1, which was inherently instable,
> or learn another way of doing things, which I didn't (and
> don't) have time for.
>
> I see there's a lot of new folks on the list, since that "new
> wave" of publicity, and that, like all public mailinglists, we
> have obtained some folks that come across as abrasive or
> demanding. Just wanted to thank you guys for doing fine work,
> for presenting an alternative, and like that. I don't want
> anything, just wanted to express my appreciation. Running a
> project like this can occasionally be thankless, and for
> today, at least, I'd like to rectify that.
>
> I love that CentOS 4 came out in a timely manner, and I think
> it's great the responsiveness that the developers show on the
> lists. My personal resources are quite minimal, but I think
> that this is a heck of a project to support.
>
> While I'm being mushy, thanks to Dag for the great RPM
> repository, and in general to the RedHat engineers that make
> the whole thing possible. Thus ends my recursion, since I
> expect that's all the people who'll actually read this. I'm
> no fan boy, just a business man, and systems engineer who
> cared to share some apprication.
>
> Anyway,
>
> Thanks muchly for all the good work!
I want to join and thank:
1. RedHat to publish the code GPL & allow you to come out with
CentOS
2. The CentOS team
3. The people helping and supporting the mailing list
Thanks
