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On 12/10/2011 03:41 PM, Jay Lozier wrote:
On 12/10/2011 12:51 PM, Craig Olofson wrote:
G'day;

This has blown up in CNET's face and rightfully so.  Unfortunately, it
looks like their management won't be halting this practice, entirely, at
least.

Is there someone in the LibO community who manages the CNET relationship?
  They should be made aware of this.

-Craig
I would forward this to the TDF. AFAIK, LO is only available from the main LO website, a few community websites, and Linux repositories. Both Nmap and VLC are available through the Ubuntu repositories.
VLC has a Windows version as well. If you have Vista, it is one of the better packages, since they include the codacs needed to play the media files.


Download.com has apologised for bundling open-source packages, including
Namp and VLC, with crudware toolbar installers.

But Sean Murphy, the vice-president and general manager of CNet's
Download.com, defended the policy of bundling more generally and fell short
of endorsing an opt-in policy for software extras.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/**2011/12/09/download_nmap_**
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