[plug] Nero launches a version for Linux.

[Ben Jensz]

Just because something might be for an open source operating system, or 
is just generally open source doesn't by definition mean it has to be 
free.  Open source doesn't automatically mean free.

I personally think its a good thing, the more commercial software 
companies that make software for Linux, the more likely we are to see 
widespread usage of it.  The less barriers there are for someone to use 
Linux as a desktop OS in a commercial or even home environment, the better.


/ Ben


bob wrote:

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>If I'm reading the writeups correctly you need a fully licensed version 6 to 
>get the Linux freebie - not the oem/bundled version/s you get with a 
>burner.
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