It's just hard to put the system-shift high up on the priority list, with
so many other things to do.
This may not be strictly sustainable ag, but David's basic point is the
need for a supportive community.
Peace. John Lozier
At 12:12 PM 7/25/99 +1000, you wrote:
>>>>
<excerpt>Dear All
Part of what Sanet is about is being a supportive community for those
courageous, strong....(whatever) enough to change.
I use Linux and love it. Yes Fred the awareness created by debate in the
media has helped, but the fact that I can have an operating system that
is better, more stable and only fifteen dollars helps. Then I use Star
Office for the usual range of tasks - w
There are solutions out there for a broad range of tasks from agriculture
to computing for those not wanting to be beholden to organisations who
seem to them to be exploitive.
It helps if we all prosper them.
David
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Atkins Rd. Cawongla
via Kyogle NSW 2474
Australia
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