Hi,
Here is another marketing effort for LibreOffice. This used to be limited
to Finland but is now global.
LibreOffice is distributed on VALO-CD, which is a Finnish project similar
to OpenDisc: http://www.valo-cd.org/free_libreoffice
VALO-CD used to be available only in Finnish, this is the first
international version in English. VALO is FOSS in Finnish, but it also
means light, so there is a little message of "FOSS = enlightenment" in the
name of the distribution.
I am mailing to ask for your comments about this. What do you think?
You can also edit the marketing text and screenshots of LibreOffice on the
VALO-CD wiki: http://www.valo-cd.org/wiki/LibreOffice
Also is it possible to add http://www.valo-cd.org somewhere on the
LibreOffice web pages or the LibreOffice wiki as one of the channels
through which LibreOffice is available?
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Best Regards
Tomi Toivio
Open Source Coordinator
http://fi.flossmanuals.net/
tomi@flossmanuals.net
+358445488856
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